24 April 2020

COVID-19 – Commercial Tenancies Update – The New Commercial Tenancies (COVID-19 Response) Bill 2020 (WA) (20 April 2020)
COVID-19 – Commercial Tenancies Update (24 April 2020)
COVID-19 – Quis custodiet ipsos custodies? Administrative Law and COVID-19 (23 April 2020)
COVID-19 – The industrial relations system’s response to the pandemic. Will it prove to be enough?
COVID-19 – The National Cabinet – The Emperor’s New Clothes (23 April 2020)
COVID-19 – Commercial Tenancies Update – The New Commercial Tenancies (COVID-19 Response) Bill 2020 (WA) (20 April 2020)

Emma Leys
Partner

Daphne Schilizzi
Lawyer

This article provides a brief summary on the Commercial Tenancies (COVID-19 Response) Bill 2020 (WA) as at 20 APRIL 2020.
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COVID-19 – Commercial Tenancies Update (24 April 2020)

Emma Leys
Partner

The Commercial Tenancies (COVID-19 Response) Act 2020 has received Royal Assent on 23 April 2020. This brings into immediate effect a series of measures in relation to small commercial leases in WA, for an emergency period.
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COVID-19 – Quis custodiet ipsos custodies? Administrative Law and COVID-19 (23 April 2020)

John Park
Partner

This article considers the related issues of the “rule of law” (the equal application of law on governments and their decision makers) and the nature of our democracy based on the separation of powers within a democratic federation.
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COVID-19 – The industrial relations system’s response to the pandemic. Will it prove to be enough?

Mike Baldwin
Special Counsel

The advent of COVID-19 and its impact across all aspects of our society has put enormous pressure on the award system and its capacity to provide a framework for employers and employees (Parties) to operate with greater speed and agility, as they battle the enormous challenges presented by the pandemic.
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COVID-19 – The National Cabinet – The Emperor’s New Clothes (23 April 2020)

John Park
Partner

Kellie Woods
Special Counsel

Australians appear to have accepted the “national cabinet” as a body with some “apparent” authority to make binding decisions, akin to laws. But, in reality, the “national cabinet” is either a sub-committee of COAG or a collective formed on an informal basis, without any statutory foundation and with no apparent controls on its decision making.
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