The New ART – Same but Different? with Trent Glover SC – JCU Law Series

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JCU: College of Business, Law and Governance

Trent Glover SC explores jurisdictional and procedural changes in the new Administrative Review Tribunal (ART).

<p>Discover the implications of one of the most significant recent reforms in federal administrative law with leading public law senior counsel and adjunct professor at JCU, Trent Glover SC. In this timely seminar, Trent will deliver explore the jurisdiction and procedures in the new Administrative Review Tribunal (ART). The ART replaced the Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT) in October 2024, and is intended to create a more user-focused, efficient and accessible system. Covering its broad jurisdiction, from social security and veterans’ entitlements to the NDIS and highlighting key procedural changes, Trent will explain what these reforms mean for practitioners, stakeholders and the public. Drawing on his extensive experience in the AAT and now the ART, Trent will provide practical insights you can apply immediately to Commonwealth tribunal work. This is an essential session for anyone seeking to stay ahead in the evolving administrative law landscape.</p>

<p>Trent Glover SC is one of Australia's leading public law barristers. Much of his practice comprises complex and sensitive litigation that is the focus of media attention and parliamentary scrutiny. He is currently the Chair of the NSW Bar Association’s Human Rights Committee. Trent has more than two decades of experience appearing in the AAT (and now the ART) in matters primarily involving security assessments, freedom of information and archives. He has appeared in matters involving foreign interference, right wing extremism, the official history of ASIS, negotiations relating to Australia’s maritime boundaries and the stripping of medals from Defence Force personnel arising out of the Afghanistan Inquiry.</p>

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