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Amendments to AAT Act

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Christian Porter: abuses of process be damned, mates trump merit

Attorney-General Christian Porter (Image: AAP/Lukas Coch)
As Australia was drifting into its festivity-induced haze over the Christmas break, Attorney-General Christian Porter quietly slipped out news of a $500,000-a-year appointment he’d made to a Liberal Party lifer. Nothing unusual in that.
Even less surprising was that it was another well-paid job for life at the Administrative Appeals Tribunal which the government has relentlessly stacked with cronies.
Yet the appointment of Karen Synon, made in the figurative dead of night, deserves a closer look, not least because she is the government pick to run the very area of the AAT the social services and child support division which called out the illegal basis of the government’s robodebt scheme. That scheme was a scandalous abuse of power which left a trail of ruin in the name of budget repair on the way to a billion-dollar class action settlement. ....

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Vexatious compensation application dismissed by Canberra AAT - Employment and HR

Paunovic and Australian Capital Territory [2020] AATA 5070 (20 November 2020).
Key Points
The Tribunal was asked to dismiss an application because liability for the applicant s workers compensation claim had been accepted and the application was considered vexatious.
The Tribunal heard from both parties at an interlocutory hearing and then dismissed the application for review.
Background
Mr Slobodan Paunovic commenced employment with Roads ACT (the ACT) in 1984. In January 2017 he was physically assaulted at work, by a colleague. In July 2017, Mr Paunovic was accused of sexual harassment and an investigation was commenced. Mr Paunovic s employment was terminated in June 2018.
Mr Paunovic submitted a claim for workers compensation on 6 December 2018 in respect of a psychological condition caused by the assault on him by his colleague. Liability to pay compensation was denied under section 14 of the ....

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