MIGRATION - judicial review of Minister's decision to cancel respondent's visa on character grounds pursuant to s 501(2) of the Migration Act 1958 (Cth) - where respondent was convicted of a sexual offence and sentenced to a term of imprisonment wholly suspended - where respondent was a citizen of New Zealand but had developed ties to Australia - whether the Minister's exercise of discretion was legally unreasonable - whether the primary judge's decision correctly characterised the Minister's decision as legally unreasonable - whether the Minister's delay in cancelling the respondent's visa could be a factor in determining unreasonableness - whether the characterisation of the offence as "very serious" amounts to unreasonableness - Appeal allowed
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