Category: South Australia
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Spent Convictions.
Each State has a spent convictions scheme to render an offence older than 10 years of no effect. This can allow you to again travel overseas or start a job in a new industry as there is no requirement to disclose a spent conviction. Additionally it is an offence to discriminate against someone with a Read More …
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Court and Fee Waiver Guide
In South Australia the court, usually a Master, will assess your application, and may either provide direction to the Registrar as to how to proceed, or the court may assume control of the application and make the decision. Criteria for waiver or reduction of fees ~ The Registrar can waive, reduce, refund or defer the Read More …
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South Australia: Code of Conduct for Council Employees.
When dealing with Council the employees of the council must meet the requirements of their code of conduct. Failure to do so could be considered unconscionable conduct which is a Federal offence. 7 pages.
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Does your Council Rates Evaluation reflect the true Value of your Property?
In most States of Australia rates are not valued of the actual true value of your property. In this post we will focus on South Australia. Rates are either valued by the Valuer General in accordance with the Valuation of Land Act 1971, or council employ or engage their own valuer. Property values are used Read More …
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CODE OF CONDUCT South Australian Police.
South Australian Police Code of Conduct as found on page 7 within Part 5 of the Police Regulations 1999.
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Conflict of interest in local government
The below reviews found evidence of widespread problems of governance on the local level, in particular a failure to separate the functions of the councillors adequately from those of the council administration. Many councils had practices that, at best, lead to a lack of transparency and, at worst, allow opportunities for corrupt conduct. Specific recommendations Read More …