It's a funny old world we live in; the world of the media is even stranger. There's a neat little Chris Merritt article tucked away in legal section of 'The Australian' which should be making headlines and discussed on those endless, dreary current affairs TV shows. The old adage "a burn on your arse don't hurt me none" seems appropriate. The -
'Rule of Law Institute' - has been chipping away at this issue for a while and I noticed a couple of similar articles in overseas publications recntly; but I guess if you are not one of the minority group who have been affected by this insidious, underhanded method of perverting or circumventing the law then there is no need to consider the matter......The Australian article reproduced on
- ProAviation.
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Chris Merritt – THE Abbott government has been urged to overhaul the rules governing the conduct of federal agencies in court so the organisations with the worst behaviour can be identified.
The Australian - Research by the Rule of Law Institute has revealed a surge in breaches of the government’s legal services directions – which cover the conduct of federal agencies in court as well as the way in which they buy legal services.