Government Procurement (Secure Local Jobs) Amendment Act 2018 (ACT)

In this case, the Government Procurement (Secure Local Jobs) Amendment Act 2018 was reviewed by the Australian Capital Territory Civil and Administrative Tribunal. The dispute centred around the Act's requirements for reviewable decision notices and the application process for reviewing these decisions. Specifically, the tribunal examined whether the Act's provisions met the statutory requirements outlined in the ACT Civil and Administrative Tribunal Act 2008.

The key legal issues were whether the notice requirements for reviewable decisions were correctly prescribed under the relevant Act and if the application process for review complied with the statutory framework. The tribunal had to determine if the provisions of the Government Procurement Act met the standards set forth by the Civil and Administrative Tribunal Act.

The tribunal found that the Government Procurement (Secure Local Jobs) Amendment Act 2018 contained appropriate and sufficient provisions for reviewable decision notices. It concluded that the notice requirements were in line with the standards set by the Civil and Administrative Tribunal Act 2008. Additionally, the tribunal confirmed that the application process for reviewing decisions was compliant with the statutory framework. The tribunal's decision affirmed that the Act's provisions were adequately structured to ensure that entities could apply for review in accordance with the legislative requirements.

No further orders were made beyond the tribunal's affirmation of the Act's provisions. The tribunal's decision validated the Act's approach to reviewable decision notices and the application process, ensuring that the statutory framework was correctly implemented.