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The Permanent Legacy

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  24 January 2025

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I begin by reminding you that in 1964 Sir Anthony was appointed Commonwealth Solicitor-General and that he continued in that office until 1969. This is a matter of some importance in charting his legacy in administrative law.

The Solicitor-General Act 1916 (Cth) (the 1916 Act) provided in s 2 for the appointment by the Governor-General of a person to be the Solicitor-General of the Commonwealth and to have such duties and functions as prescribed by or under any statute or as were delegated to him by the Attorney-General. The 1916 Act was repealed by the Law Officers Act 1964 (Cth) (the 1964 Act). This provided for the reconstitution of the office of Solicitor-General as the second Law Officer of the Commonwealth and made detailed provisions with respect to that office.

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