78300 Introduction To Australian Migration Assessment Answer

Whether the Federal Circuit Court of Australia has jurisdiction to review the visa refusal if the Tribunal decides that the application for merits review is invalid; and Whether Christine is under a duty to keep Caleb’s information confidential, and how this information would impact on her ability to lodge a new visa application for Darma.
You must cite the relevant primary authority for all your answers.
Additional Information:
Your memo should set out the issues, the relevant law, your analysis of how the law applies to this situation, and your conclusion as to whether or not the time for lodging the application can be extended, whether judicial review is available, and what ethical obligations apply here.
You need only consider Ground 2 in Beni’s case. The notification of decision to refuse Darma's visa was received on the day the decision to refuse the visa was made.
You should not provide advice on the criteria for any visas other than the definition of ‘orphan relative’ in reg 1.14 of the Migration Regulations 1994.
Guidance on writing a Memorandum of Advice
When writing a Memo, approach it like any other legal problem that needs to be solved. Identify the relevant law and/or policy and apply it to the client’s situation. Using the template provided will help ensure that you set out your Memo in a logical format. Using the IRAC method will assist you to show how you reached your conclusion.
Assessment Criteria
Applies law and policy in accordance with facts and within an ethical framework
Analyses, reflects and evaluate issues, client’s perspectives and ethical implications
Demonstrates effective oral and written communication skills to provide advice to clients and advocate on their behalf
Documents are drafted in plain language
Evidences research undertaken to underpin migration advice by citing references accurately and appropriately
Evidences self-management of client’s matter through timely completion of tasks.