Govt's MIQ attitude 'doesn't make sense', court hears
Murray Bolton's judicial review challenges refusal to grant MIQ exemption.
Tim Hunter
Wed, 27 Oct 2021
A government refusal to allow self-isolation at home rather at a managed quarantine and isolation facility was challenged at the High Court this morning in a judicial review sought by NBR Lister Murray Bolton.
The court heard that Bolton is due to attend a critical two-day board meeting of Xplor
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Tim Hunter
Wed, 27 Oct 2021
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Govt's MIQ attitude 'doesn't make sense', court hears
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