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Good point Belly.
It is simply absurd that parliamentary decisions can get overridden in this manner.
The government seeks the best legal advice before any decisions are made. They try to make sure that they are on a sound legal footing. Of course they do, because the last thing they want is for this sort of ridiculous override to occur.
And yet time and time again we see this sort of thing happen.
Why on earth can’t the legal position be determined confidently and without fear of reversal, up front, so that decisions can be made at the top level in this country without this sort of amazing reversal or nullification happening, and all the uncertainty, loss of confidence in the system and social destabilisation that it causes??
From the linked article:
< The opposition immigration spokesman, Scott Morrison, expressed dismay that the court had found ''that our government has no power to keep known security risks out of our community'' >
I absolutely agree with that, although I would have put it in considerably stronger terms.