Surely the decision to prosecute is made by the DPP, not CASA, who then conduct the case?
"CASA will do all it can to ensure that a person whose licence, certificate or authority is suspended or cancelled has ready access to full external merits review in the AAT. Once before the AAT, CASA will conduct itself as a model litigant." (CASA, in a document entitled: "A new approach to enforcement". March, 1989.)
One would assume a decision to prosecute through the Court system providing a "full external merits review", rather than CASA's abhorrent and unaccountable "administration procedure", gives the accused their day in court and provides fair, just and equitable justice?