Migration and refugee law: principles and practice in Australia
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CONTENTS
TABLE OF CASES PAGE XIII TABLE OF STATUTES XIX PREFACE TO THE THIRD
EDITION XXIII ACKNOWLEDGMENTS XXVI
1 HISTORICAL CONTEXT TO MIGRATION 1 1.1 INTRODUCTION 1 1.2 HISTORICAL
DEVELOPMENTS 2 1.2.1 THE PERIOD BEFORE 1778 2
1.2.2 EARLY WHITE SETTLEMENT - THE FIRST WAVE 3 1.2.3 THE FIRST COLONIAL
EMIGRATION PROGRAMS 4 1.2.4 THE GOLD RUSHES AND THE SECOND WAVE 4
1.2.5 SELF-GOVERNMENT AND THE WHITE AUSTRALIA POLICY 6 1.2.6 AFTER THE
GOLD RUSHES 7 1.2.7 THE FEDERATION DEBATES 8
1.2.8 FEDERATION AND WHITE AUSTRALIA LEGISLATION 9 1.2.9 EMPIRE-BUILDING
- THE POST-WORLD WAR I WAVE 10 1.2.10 POST-WORLD WAR II 11 1.2.11
DISMANTLING THE WHITE AUSTRALIA POLICY 12 1.3 THE MODERN IMMIGRATION
DEBATE 13
2 IMMIGRATION CONTROL: AN OVERVIEW 16 2.1 CONSTITUTIONAL FOUNDATIONS 16
2.2 THE CONTROL MODEL 21 2.3 THE ADVENT OF CURRENT MIGRATION LEGISLATION
21 2.4 THE AMENDED MIGRATION ACT 1958 (CTH) AND NEW
MIGRATION REGULATIONS 22
3 BASIC MIGRATION LEGISLATION AND POLICY 24 3.1 THE LEGISLATIVE
FRAMEWORK AND RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE ACT AND THE REGULATIONS 24 3.1.1
ENTRY, STAY AND DEPARTURE 25
3.1.2 THE NATURE OF A VISA 25 3.1.3 CIRCUMSTANCES AND CONDITIONS OF VISA
GRANTS 25 3.1.4 CONTROLLING THE NUMBERS 26 3.2 THE STRUCTURE OF THE
MIGRATION REGULATIONS 26
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VI CONTENTS
3.3 VISA CLASS/VISA SUBCLASS 29
3.4 GAZETTE NOTICES 29 3.5 MINISTERIAL POLICY AND DEPARTMENTAL POLICIES
AND PROCEDURES 30 3.6 HOW TO LOCATE VISA CRITERIA 31
4 THE VISA SYSTEM AND APPLICATION PROCEDURES 32 4.1 VALIDITY OF VISA
APPLICATIONS 32 4.2 PROCEDURES FOR DEALING WITH VISA APPLICATIONS 38 4.3
RESTRICTIONS ON VISA APPLICATIONS 39 4.4 FAMILY MEMBERS 44
4.5 SPONSORSHIP AND ASSURANCE OF SUPPORT 45 4.5.1 FAMILY SPONSORS AND
ASSURERS 45 4.5.2 EMPLOYER SPONSORS 46 4.6 SPECIAL CLASSES OF PERSON 47
4.7 THIRD-PARTY SOURCES OF DECISION-MAKING POWER 48
4.8 THE DIAC DECISION-MAKING PROCESS 48 4.9 EVIDENCING THE VISA 51 4.10
VISA ENTITLEMENT VERIFICATION ONLINE (VEVO) 51
5 FAMILY AND INTERDEPENDENCY MIGRATION AND OTHER AUSTRALIA-BASED VISAS
53 5.1 OVERVIEW 53
5.2 SPONSORSHIP, ASSURANCES OF SUPPORT AND BONDS 55 5.2.1 SPONSORSHIP 55
5.2.2 ASSURANCES OF SUPPORT AND BONDS 57 5.3 PARTNER VISAS 57
5.4 OTHER FAMILY VISA CATEGORIES 68 5.4.1 CHILDREN 69 5.4.1.1 CHILD
(SUBCLASSES 101 AND 802) 69 5.4.1.2 ADOPTION (SUBCLASSES 102 AND 802) 70
5.4.1.3 ORPHAN RELATIVE (SUBCLASSES 117 AND 837) 73 5.4.2 PARENTS 74
5.4.3 AGED DEPENDENT RELATIVES (SUBCLASSES 114 AND 838) 76 5.4.4
REMAINING RELATIVES (SUBCLASSES 115 AND 835) 77 5.4.5 CARER (SUBCLASSES
116 AND 836) 78
5.4.6 TEMPORARY VISAS FOR FAMILY MEMBERS OF AUSTRALIAN CITIZENS OR
PERMANENT RESIDENTS, OR ELIGIBLE NEW ZEALAND CITIZENS 83
6 BUSINESS AND INVESTMENT VISAS 85 6.1 OVERVIEW 85 6.2 BUSINESS VISA
CLASSES AND SUBCLASSES 86 6.3 SPONSORSHIP 87 6.4 SPOUSES 88 6.5 ONSHORE
APPLICATIONS 88 6.6 DOCUMENTATION 89
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CONTENTS VII
6.7 COMMON CRITERIA AND DEFINITIONS 89
6.7.1 AGE 90 6.7.2 BUSINESS SKILLS POINTS TEST 90 6.7.3 ENGLISH LANGUAGE
SKILLS 90 6.7.4 ACCEPTABLE BUSINESS ACTIVITIES 91 6.7.5 OVERALL
SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS CAREER 91 6.7.6 OWNERSHIP INTEREST IN A QUALIFYING
BUSINESS 92 6.7.7 MAIN BUSINESS 96 6.7.8 TURNOVER 98 6.7.9 GENUINE AND
REALISTIC COMMITMENT 98 6.8 CRITERIA SPECIFIC TO PARTICULAR VISA
SUBCLASSES 99
6.8.1 INVESTMENT VISAS (SUBCLASSES 162 AND 165) 99 6.8.2 ESTABLISHED
BUSINESS (RESIDENCE) VISAS (SUBCLASSES 845 AND 846) 101 6.8.3 BUSINESS
OWNER (PROVISIONAL) SUBCLASS 163 102
6.8.4 BUSINESS SKILLS (PROVISIONAL) SUBCLASSES 161 (SENIOR EXECUTIVE
(PROVISIONAL)) AND 164 (STATE/TERRITORY SPONSORED SENIOR EXECUTIVE
(PROVISIONAL)) 102 6.9 PUBLIC INTEREST - HEALTH AND CHARACTER
REQUIREMENTS 104
7 SKILLS-BASED VISAS 105 7.1 OVERVIEW 105
7.2 VISAS BASED ON QUALIFICATIONS AND/OR OCCUPATIONAL SKILLS 105 7.2.1
OFFSHORE 109 7.2.2 ONSHORE 112
7.3 VISAS BASED ON EMPLOYER NOMINATIONS 115 7.3.1 THE EMPLOYER
NOMINATION SCHEME (ENS) 116 7.3.2 THE REGIONAL SPONSORED MIGRATION
SCHEME (RSMS) 117
7.4 LABOUR AGREEMENTS 118 7.5 DISTINGUISHED TALENT 120
8 TEMPORARY VISAS 123 8.1 OVERVIEW 123
8.2 TEMPORARY WORKERS 123 8.2.1 WORKING HOLIDAY (TEMPORARY) (CLASS TZ)
123 8.2.2 ELECTRONIC TRAVEL AUTHORITY (CLASS UD) 124 8.2.3 TEMPORARY
BUSINESS ENTRY (CLASS UC) 125 8.2.4 SHORT STAY SPONSORED (VISITOR)
(CLASS UL) 128
8.2.5 MEDICAL PRACTITIONER (TEMPORARY) (CLASS UE) 128 8.2.6 WORK AND
HOLIDAY (TEMPORARY) (CLASS US) 128 8.2.7 DOMESTIC WORKER (TEMPORARY)
(CLASS TG) 129 8.3 CULTURAL/SOCIAL (TEMPORARY) (CLASS TE) 130 8.4
EDUCATIONAL (TEMPORARY) (CLASS TH) 134 8.5 STUDENT VISAS 136
8.5.1 STUDENT (TEMPORARY) (CLASS TU) 137 8.6 OTHER TEMPORARY VISAS 139
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8.6.1 SUBCLASS 410 (RETIREMENT) (CLASS TQ) 139
8.6.2 MEDICAL TREATMENT (VISITOR) (CLASS UB) 140
9 MISCELLANEOUS VISAS 141 9.1 CITIZENSHIP 141 9.2 ABSORBED PERSON VISA
143 9.3 TOURISTS 145
9.3.1 SPONSORED FAMILY VISITOR (CLASS UL) 146 9.4 BRIDGING VISAS 146 9.5
RESIDENT RETURN 149 9.6 OTHER AUSTRALIA-BASED VISAS 152
9.6.1 SPECIAL ELIGIBILITY 152 9.6.2 CONFIRMATORY (RESIDENCE) VISA 808
152 9.7 EMERGENCY VISAS 153 9.8 OTHER SPECIAL VISA CATEGORIES 154
10 COMMON VISA REQUIREMENTS 156 10.1 OVERVIEW 156 10.2 HEALTH 157 10.3
CHARACTER 160
10.4 EXCLUSION PERIODS AND RE-ENTRY BANS 161 10.5 VISA CONDITIONS 161
11 COMPLIANCE: UNLAWFUL NON-CITIZENS, REMOVAL AND DEPORTATION 165 11.1
UNLAWFUL NON-CITIZENS: AN OVERVIEW 165 11.2 BECOMING UNLAWFUL 166 11.2.1
OVERSTAYERS 166
11.2.2 ENTRY WITHOUT AUTHORITY 166 11.2.3 CANCELLATION OF VISAS 167
11.2.3.1 CANCELLATION BECAUSE OF INACCURATE INFORMATION 168 11.2.3.2
GENERAL CANCELLATION POWER 168
11.2.3.3 CANCELLATION OF BUSINESS VISA 169 11.2.3.4 (AUTOMATIC)
CANCELLATION OF STUDENT VISAS 170 11.2.3.5 CANCELLATION ON THE BASIS OF
BAD CHARACTER 170 11.3 OPTIONS FOR UNLAWFUL NON-CITIZENS 172 11.4
CONSEQUENCES OF BEING UNLAWFUL: REMOVAL AND DEPORTATION 173 11.5
OFFENCES THAT CAN BE COMMITTED BY UNLAWFUL NON-CITIZENS 174
12 HISTORY OF THE REFUGEES CONVENTION AND DEFINITIONAL FRAMEWORK 176
12.1 HISTORY OF THE CONVENTION 176 12.2 THE FOUR ELEMENTS 180 12.3
PROTECTION NOT A KEY ELEMENT: IT IS EXTERNAL, NOT INTERNAL 180
13 REFUGEE AND HUMANITARIAN VISAS: THE STATUTORY STRUCTURE 182 13.1
OVERVIEW 182 13.2 ONSHORE APPLICATIONS 183
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CONTENTS IX
13.3 OFFSHORE APPLICATIONS 186
13.4 GENERAL PROVISIONS 189 13.4.1 HEALTH 189 13.4.2 PUBLIC INTEREST
CHARACTER REQUIREMENTS 190 13.4.3 NATIONAL INTEREST 1 90
14 CONVENTION GROUNDS 191 14.1 OVERVIEW OF GROUNDS 191 14.2 RACE 193
14.3 NATIONALITY 195 14.4 RELIGION 197
14.5 POLITICAL OPINION 201 14.5.1 POLITICAL OPINION GENERALLY
INTERPRETED BROADLY 202 14.5.2 POLITICAL OPINION MUST BE KNOWN OR
IMPUTED BY THE PERSECUTOR 203 14.5.3 POLITICAL OPINION NEED NOT BE
EXPRESSED 204 14.5.4 WHAT IF THE APPLICANT CAN AVOID COMING TO THE
NOTICE OF
AUTHORITIES? 205 14.5.5 FORMS OF POLITICAL OPINION 207 14.6 PARTICULAR
SOCIAL GROUP 208 14.6.1 FORMAL TEST 208
14.6.2 DIFFICULTIES IN PRACTICAL APPLICATION OF THE TEST 210 14.6.2.1
INFINITE NUMBER OF PERSONAL TRAITS 210 14.6.2.2 GROUP DESCRIPTION IS
CONTEXT SENSITIVE 211 14.6.2.3 PERSECUTION AND GROUP SELECTION 212
14.6.2.4 THE HISTORY OF DRAFTING THE CONVENTION IS NOT A USEFUL GUIDE
TO IDENTIFYING A PARTICULAR SOCIAL GROUP 212 14.6.2.5 IN PRINCIPLE
GUIDANCE CAN BE SOUGHT FROM THE HUMANITARIAN UNDERPINNING OF THE
CONVENTION 213 14.6.2.6 A HUMANITARIAN APPROACH SUPPORTS AN EXPANSIVE
DEFINITION
OF PARTICULAR SOCIAL GROUP 214 14.6.2.7 GAINING INSIGHT INTO
APPLICATION BY LOOKING AT PREVIOUS PARADIGM EXAMPLES OF LIMITED UTILITY
214 14.6.2.8 MATTERS THAT ASSIST IN IDENTIFYING A PARTICULAR SOCIAL
GROUP 215
14.6.2.9 NONCHALANCE AND DISPASSION DO NOT LEAD TO DIFFERENTIATION 215
14.6.3 HOW TO SPOT A PARTICULAR SOCIAL GROUP, APPLYING THE EXISTING LAW
- A SUMMARY 216 14.6.4 EXAMPLES OF PARTICULAR SOCIAL GROUP CLAIMS 217
14.6.5 STATUTORY CHANGE TO FAMILY AS A PARTICULAR SOCIAL GROUP 218
15 PERSECUTION 222 15.1 OVERVIEW OF PERSECUTION 222 15.2 OVERVIEW OF
RELEVANT STATUTORY PRINCIPLES 223 15.3 SERIOUS HARM 223
15.3.1 OVERVIEW OF LEGISLATION 223 15.3.2 CASE LAW PRIOR TO STATUTORY
CHANGES 224
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15.3.3 LIKELY MEANING TO BE GIVEN TO SERIOUS HARM : AN EXAMINATION OF
STATUTE IN LIGHT OF CASE LAW 227 15.3.3.1 AMPLE SCOPE OF DIVERGENT
JUDICIAL INTERPRETATIONS OF SERIOUS HARM 227 15.3.3.2 TOWARDS A NARROW
MEANING OF SERIOUS HARM 230 15.3.3.3 REFUGEE REALITIES - NO APPETITE
FOR UNINVITED ARRIVALS 231 15.3.3.4 THE FLOURISHING VERSUS SUBSISTENCE
DICHOTOMY 232 15.4 OTHER ELEMENTS OF PERSECUTION: THE NEXUS BETWEEN THE
GROUNDS AND
THE SERIOUS HARM 232 15.4.1 OVERVIEW OF NEXUS 232 15.4.2 NEXUS ELEMENTS
OF DISCRIMINATION, SYSTEMATIC CONDUCT, MOTIVATION AND CAUSATION 233
15.4.2.1 DISCRIMINATION 233 15.4.2.2 ELEMENT OF MOTIVATION 234 15.4.2.3
SYSTEMATIC CONDUCT 234 15.4.2.4 CAUSATION 235 15.4.3 PROSECUTION AND
PERSECUTION DISTINCTION 237
15.4.3.1 STATES HAVE UNLIMITED POWER TO PROSECUTE CITIZENS 237 15.4.3.2
OVERLAPS AND TENSION: PROSECUTION AND PERSECUTION 239 15.4.3.3 WHAT IS A
LAW OF GENERAL APPLICATION? 240 15.4.3.4 GENERAL LAWS NOT PERSECUTORY
240 15.4.3.5 SELECTIVE ENFORCEMENT OF A LAW OF GENERAL APPLICATION 242
15.4.3.6 THE LEGITIMATE OBJECTIVE AND APPROPRIATE AND
ADAPTED TEST 243
15.4.4 UNSATISFACTORY STATE OF EXISTING LAW REGARDING NEXUS ELEMENTS 245
15.4.5 A NEW UNIFYING UNDERSTANDING: DISCRIMINATION AS THE TOUCHSTONE
WHERE PERSECUTION STEMS FROM THE OPERATION OR APPLICATION OF A LAW 246
15.4.5.1 THE NATURE OF DISCRIMINATION 246 15.4.5.2 STATEMENT OF THE NEW
TEST FOR THE REQUISITE NEXUS BETWEEN THE GROUNDS AND THE HARM 248
15.4.5.3 THE NOTION OF A RELEVANT DIFFERENCE 249 15.4.5.4 THE LEGITIMATE
OBJECTIVE AND APPROPRIATE AND ADAPTED TEST AS
A SYNONYM FOR RELEVANT DIFFERENCE 250 15.4.6 A NEW TEST OR UNIFICATION
OF PREVIOUS PRINCIPLES? 252 15.4.7 RELEVANCE OF PROPOSED TEST WHERE
PERSECUTORY CONDUCT IS NOT PURSUANT TO LEGAL STANDARD 254 15.4.8
NON-STATE AGENTS: FAILURE OF STATE PROTECTION 254 15.4.9 PERSONAL
RESPONSIBILITY TO AVOID PERSECUTION 255
16 WELL-FOUNDED FEAR OF PERSECUTION 257 16.1 OVERVIEW 257 16.2 THE
SUBJECTIVE ELEMENT 257 16.3 THE OBJECTIVE ELEMENT 258 16.4 FEAR MUST BE
OBJECTIVE AND SUBJECTIVE 260 16.5 THE RELEVANT TIME AT WHICH RISK IS
ASSESSED AND RELEVANCE OF PAST
EVENTS AND SUR PLACE CLAIMS 261 16.6 RELOCATION 268
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CONTENTS XI
17 LIMITS ON PROTECTION OF REFUGEES - CESSATION, EXCLUSION EXCEPTIONS
AND
PROTECTION BY ANOTHER COUNTRY 270 17.1 OVERVIEW OF EXCLUSION, CESSATION
AND EXCEPTIONS 270 17.2 CESSATION: ARTICLE 1C 271 17.2.1 ARTICLES
LC(L)-(4) VOLUNTARY ACTIONS BY REFUGEE 272
17.2.2 ARTICLES LC(5)-(6) CHANGED COUNTRY CIRCUMSTANCES 273 17.3 ARTICLE
ID 274 17.4 ARTICLE IE 276 17.5 ARTICLE IF 276
17.5.1 OVERVIEW OF ARTICLE IF 276 17.5.2 ARTICLE LF(A) - CRIMES AGAINST
PEACE, WAR CRIMES, AND CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY 277 17.5.2.1 CRIMES
AGAINST PEACE 278
17.5.2.2 WAR CRIMES 279 17.5.2.3 CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY 280 17.5.3
ARTICLE LF(B) - SERIOUS NON-POLITICAL CRIMES 281 17.5.3.1 WHEN IS A
CRIME SERIOUS? 282
17.5.3.2 MEANING OF (SERIOUS) NON-POLITICAL CRIME 284 17.5.4 ARTICLE
LF(C) - ACTS CONTRARY TO THE PURPOSES AND PRINCIPLES OF THE UNITED
NATIONS 287 17.5.5 EVIDENTIAL ISSUES AND THE SCOPE OF INDIVIDUAL
LIABILITY 290
17.5.6 ANALYSIS OF ARTICLE IF 292 17.5.7 EXPULSION: ARTICLES 32 AND 33
293 17.6 COUNTRY OF REFERENCE AND EFFECTIVE PROTECTION IN ANOTHER
COUNTRY 295 17.7 THIRD COUNTRY (OR EFFECTIVE) PROTECTION 297
17.7.1 COMMON LAW 298 17.7.2 STATUTE 299
18 TIME FOR A FUNDAMENTAL RETHINK: NEED AS THE CRITERION FOR ASSISTANCE
303 18.1 OVERVIEW: TIME TO STOP PAYING HOMAGE TO THE CONVENTION AND TO
FIX IT 303
18.1.1 REFUGEE LAW - NOT HUMANITARIAN LAW - IS THE APPROPRIATE VEHICLE
FOR CHANGE 304 18.1.2 THE IMPLICATIONS OF FINITE INTERNATIONAL
COMPASSION - PROPER TARGETING OF REFUGEES CRITICAL 305 18.1.3 HISTORY OF
CONVENTION INEVITABLY RESULTED IN FLAWED DEFINITION 308 18.2 THE PROBLEM
WITH THE CONVENTION GROUNDS 308 18.3 AN ALTERNATIVE DEFINITION 309
18.3.1 UNIVERSAL MORAL STANDARDS SHOULD UNDERPIN THE NEW DEFINITION 309
18.3.1.1 OVERVIEW OF MORAL THEORY 310 18.3.1.2 NEW APPROACH NOT
CONTINGENT ON ACCEPTANCE OF PARTICULAR MORAL THEORY 310
18.3.2 DEONTOLOGICAL RIGHTS-BASED THEORIES UNDERPINNING THE NEW
DEFINITION 310 18.3.2.1 THE INFLUENCE OF RIGHTS-BASED THEORIES 310
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18.3.2.2 THE ABSENCE OF A FOUNDATION OF RIGHTS 312
18.3.2.3 EXPLANATION FOR THE APPEAL OF RIGHTS-BASED THEORIES 313 18.3.3
CONSEQUENTIALIST UNDERPINNING TO NEW DEFINITION - THE PREFERRED APPROACH
314 18.3.3.1 INTERLUDE-CRITICISMS OF UTILITARIANISM 315
18.3.3.2 HORROR SCENARIOS NOT THAT BAD 316 18.3.3.3 UTILITARIAN RIGHTS
316 18.3.4 RAMIFICATIONS FOR A NEW DEFINITION 318 18.3.4.1 REPEAL OF
GROUNDS 318
18.3.4.2 HIERARCHY OF HUMAN INTERESTS - LIFE AND LIBERTY AS FUNDAMENTAL
318 18.3.4.3 WHERE TO DRAW THE LINE? 318 18.4 THE PREFERRED DEFINITION
320
18.4.1 PROPOSED DEFINITION 320 18.4.2 THE CONCEPT OF PERSECUTION IS MADE
(EFFECTIVELY) REDUNDANT 320 18.5 CONCLUDING REMARKS 321 18.5.1 PRACTICAL
OBSTACLES TO REFORM 321
18.5.2 THE PROPOSED DEFINITION IS NOT A COMPLETE SOLUTION 322
19 THE DETERMINATION AND REVIEW PROCESS FOR MIGRATION AND REFUGEE
DECISIONS 324 19.1 MERITS REVIEW 324 19.2 DECISIONS REVIEWABLE BY THE
MRT, RRT AND AAT 324
19.3 JUDICIAL REVIEW 325 19.4 ORIGINAL JURISDICTION OF THE HIGH COURT
327 19.5 BACKGROUND TO ENACTMENT OF PRIVATIVE CLAUSE 328 19.6 PRIVATIVE
CLAUSE 335 19.7 MINISTERIAL INTERVENTION 344 19.8 COMMENTARY ON CURRENT
STATE OF JUDICIAL REVIEW OF MIGRATION AND
REFUGEE DECISIONS 344
INDEX 346
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