In the report of its inquiry into Australia’s judicial system and the role of judges, the Senate Legal and Constitutional Affairs Committee examines the procedures for appointing and terminating the appointment of judges, terms of appointment, jurisdictional issues, and the judicial complaints handling system. Among its sixteen recommendations, the committee calls for the federal government to establish a federal judicial commission modelled on the Judicial Commission of New South Wales.
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