In Canberra a parliamentary committee is considering whether to recommend a huge transfer of power from the elected executive government and elected parliamentarians to unelected and unqualified judges, many of whom, it might be thought, would not welcome these functions. And, because the government, the Greens and the Teals have a majority on the committee, it is almost inevitable that this recommendation will be made.
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