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Diploma in Law LEGAL PROFESSION ADMISSION BOARD LAW EXTENSION COMMITTEE LAW EXTENSION COMMITTEE SUBJECT GUIDE 09 ADMINISTRATIVE LAW SUMMER SESSION 2012-13 This Guide includes the Law Extension Committee’s course information and teaching program and the Legal Profession Admission Board’s syllabus. The syllabus is contained under the heading “Prescribed Topics and Course Outline” and has been prepared in accordance with Rule 27H(a) of the Legal Profession Admission Rules 2005. Course Description and Objectives 1 Lecturer 1 Assessment 1-2 March 2013 Examination 2 Lecture Program 3 Weekend Schools 1 and 2 4 Texts and Materials 5 Compulsory Assignment 6 Assignment Question 6 Prescribed Topics and Course Outline 7-79  LAW EXTENSION COMMITTEE SUMMER 2012-13 09 administrative law COURSE DESCRIPTION AND OBJECTIVES Administrative law is a branch of public law that is concerned with the legal control of decisions and actions of governmental agencies and officials, and those of non-governmental bodies which affect the public. In Australia today, governmental and non-governmental regulation - at federal, state and local government levels - impinges on most areas of life. Notable examples include social security, education, immigration, broadcasting and television, public sector employment, industry and commerce, exploration and mining, ownership and use of property, occupational licensing, town planning and the environment. The emphasis of the course is on the principles and procedures of administrative law relating to the review of such governmental and non-governmental administrative action. At state and local government levels, these principles and procedures are to be found mainly in the common law of judicial review. This includes the grounds of judicial review - denial of natural justice, ultra vires, jurisdictional error and error of law - and the judicial remedies - prohibition, certiorari, mandamus, injuncti