MIGRATION - challenge to Minister's decision under s 501A(2) of the Migration Act, to refuse to grant a protection visa to the appellant on the ground that it was not in the national interest - where Minister did not consider consequence of potential breach of Australia's international human rights obligations for Australia's international reputation - whether case distinguishable from Full Court decisions in Minister for Immigration, v CWY20 and ENT19 v Minister for Home Affairs - whether it is contestable that indefinite detention is a breach of Australia's international obligations under various instruments to which Australia is a party - whether it is legally unreasonable for the Minister to not have regard to an arguable but contestable breach of Australia's international legal obligations that arises as a consequence of the Minister's decision - appeal dismissed
MIGRATION - whether CWY20 and ENT19 impliedly overruled by High Court in Plaintiff M1 - whether CWY20 and ENT19 clearly and plainly wrong
EVIDENCE - whether primary judge complied with s 144(4) of the Evidence Act - whether adequate notice of matter of common knowledge that Ministers may change and Ministers may change their mind - whether Minister impermissibly had regard to future events - where appellant had ample opportunity to address issues of common knowledge
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