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CPD: Ministerial Intervention

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Apr 27, 2026
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RAILS Senior Solicitor, Mu Shwe and Solicitor, Elle Ko look at the ss 48B and 351 Ministerial Intervention powers and the new Ministerial Instructions. Focusing particularly on clients who have received Protection Visa refusals, they will discuss emerging issues, challenges and trends.

CPD points: This session will run for 90mins and carries 1.5 points for Queensland solicitors. For migration agents it is a Category B seminar (SMSM853-1)

For inquiries email edu@rails.org.au 

Date Monday, April 27, 2026
Time 12:00PM – 1:30PM
Venue Online via Teams – Registration Closed
Location Brisbane
Event type CPD
Cost $75 incl GST

(Free for staff of community legal centres and volunteers of RAILS and Vinnie’s MAS)

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