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The QCCL today attacked Qld Parliament’s Justice and Integrity Committee report on the new Breach Bail Go to Jail Law as superficial and branded the Opposition’s support of the new laws with its mandatory minimum sentencing provisions as completely unprincipled.
Read MoreThe current project by the Commission ‘ticks all the boxes’ in relation to the primary principles guiding Law Reform Commissions namely independence, transparency, accessibility and coherence.
Read MoreWe are particularly troubled by the objectives apparently underpinning the legislation, including exclusion of entire nations from migration to Australia, further criminalisation and exposure to imprisonment and detention of people seeking safety in Australia, and circumvention of the impact of a prospective High Court decision regarding unlawful administrative detention.
Read MoreThe Annual Report of the Vice-President, Terry O’Gorman - June 15, 2020
Read MoreAnnual Report of the President Matt Foley - 26 November 1985.
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