Judicial review (legitimate expectation & procedural impropriety) Flashcards

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what does procedural impropriety cover

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  1. Failure to observe statutory rules
  2. duty to act fairly
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what are the subsections of the duty to act fairly

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  1. Right to be heard
  2. Bias
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when does the duty to act fairly arise?

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in all public law cases

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what are factors considered in the right to be hear

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  1. notice
  2. right to make representations
  3. right to make oral representations
  4. legal representation
  5. allowed witnesses
  6. allowed reasons
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what is the level of the duty to act fairly and how does this impact licensing applications

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Modern approach = depends on the character of the decision-making body, the kind of question it has to make and the statutory or other framework in which it operates

LICENSING:
Forfeiture = holder will usually be expected to receive a higher level of fairness)

Application cases = general issue is the suitability of the applicant and the notification of specific points may not be appropriate or practical

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what is the effect of direct bias

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  • ‘Automatic disqualification’ unless this strong presumption can be rebutted
  • A group making a decision with one person who has direct bias will invalidate the decision
  • Evidence of a direct financial interest will be sufficient to invalidate
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what is the definition of indirect bias

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Whether the fair-minded & informed observer having considered the facts would conclude that there was a real possibility that the tribunal was biassed

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what are the two types of judicial review

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  1. Procedural (public body has either promised that a particular procedure will be followed/past practice indicates should be)
  2. Substantive (a public body makes an assurance/promise that has led a person to believe they will receive a particular, tangible benefit)
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what is the three step process for determining legitimate expectation

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  1. has an expectation arisen
  2. is the expectation legitimate
  3. has the public body lawfully frustrated the expectation
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what are the sections to consider under whether an expectation is legitimate

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  1. Clarity
  2. legality
  3. knowledge
  4. reliance
  5. agency
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