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6300 deported under Dutton.

1. Minister’s Powers:

   • The Minister does not have the power to overturn an AAT decision unless it is “not in the public interest.”
   • If the Minister attempts to overturn such a decision, they exceed their jurisdiction¹².

In summary, while the AAT reviews decisions independently, the Minister cannot unilaterally overrule its decisions unless specific criteria are met. The AAT’s role is vital in ensuring fairness and accountability in administrative processes.