A discretionary, last-resort request to the Minister — used only once standard review avenues have been exhausted.
Ministerial intervention is a discretionary power, not a right of review — the Minister isn't obliged to consider or act on any request. It's generally relevant only after the AAT or another review body has made a final decision against you.
We give a realistic assessment of whether your circumstances justify a request, and if so, prepare a considered, well-evidenced submission.
A realistic view on whether intervention is worth pursuing.
Compassionate, community and personal circumstances documented.
A clear, considered request prepared for the Minister's office.
Keeping track of your request while it's considered.
We assess your circumstances and prior decisions honestly.
We compile the strongest possible supporting case.
We prepare and lodge the request for consideration.
We track the request and advise on next steps.