SHOULD 'INCONSISTENCY' OF ADMINISTRATIVE DECISIONS GIVE RISE TO JUDICIAL REVIEW?

The article discusses the role of inconsistency of administrative decisions by merit review tribunals and primary decision-makers for judicial decision making in the Australian administrative law in Australia. It mentions the significant benefits of the review for inconsistency for good administration and individual justice decision making. It also highlights the potential impacts on responsiveness and flexibility of policy process towards the judicial review in the country.