Queensland's Administrative Law Response to the COVID-19 Lockdown
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This report examines Queensland's response to the COVID-19 pandemic through the lens of administrative law. It details the declaration of a public health emergency, the strengthening of legislation, and the implementation of various lockdown measures. The report highlights restrictions on gatherings, border controls, and the role of the Queensland government in managing the crisis. It analyzes key laws such as the COVID-19 Emergency Response Act, 2020, and the ways in which parliament and administration collaborated to control the pandemic. The report also discusses the enforcement of regulations, including fines for breaches of quarantine and social distancing measures. Furthermore, it outlines the modifications made to existing laws to support the lockdown and the powers provided to administrative departments. The conclusion summarizes the effectiveness of these measures and their impact on the public.
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