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“在问题重重的自动化"Robodebt"系统上花费了4亿澳元,该系统仅追回了5亿澳元的未付债务,采用的是非法的"有罪推定"方式。”
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3.0
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📚 来源与引用 (16)
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Federal Court of Australia - Amato v Commonwealth case (2019)
Australasian Legal Information Institute (AustLII) - Hosted by University of Technology Sydney Faculty of Law
Austlii Edu -
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Commonwealth concedes Robodebt unlawful
Federal government concedes robo-debt averaging, 10% penalty fee, and tax return seizing were unlawful.
ZDNET -
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Royal Commission into the Robodebt Scheme - Final Report
Robodebt Royalcommission Gov
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Royal Commission findings summary
Today, Commissioner Catherine Holmes AC SC has delivered the Final Report of the Robodebt Royal Commission. The Royal Commission has found that “Robodebt was a crude and cruel mechanism, neither fair nor legal, and it made many people feel like criminals. In essence, people were traumatised on the off-chance they might owe money. It was a costly failure of public administration, in both human and economic terms” (page xxix, Overview of Robodebt).
Prime Minister of Australia -
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Robodebt settlement $1.872 billion agreed
Abc Net
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Additional $475 million Robodebt settlement
The settlement is still to be approved by the federal court, would be the largest class action settlement in Australian history.
The Conversation -
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Robodebt wrongfully extracted $1.76 billion analysis
We have been calling for Centrelink’s robo-debt to be replaced with a system people can trust.
Legalaid Vic Gov -
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Amount wrongfully extracted vs. recovered figures
Katherine Prygodicz & Ors v The Commonwealth of Australia (No 2) [2021] FCA 634 (11 June 2021)On 11 June 2021, the Federal Court of Australia approved the proposed settlement for a class action brought against the Commonwealth of Australia (the Commonwealth) for its use of an automated debt-collection system, which was intended to recover overpaid social security payments. The proposed settlement requires the Commonwealth to pay $112 million (inclusive of legal costs) in interest to certain group members, to not raise, demand or recover from certain group members any invalid debts, and to consent to court declarations that some of its administrative decisions were not validly made
Human Rights Law Centre -
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How reversed burden of proof operated in practice
At least $400m spent, with only $500m repaid by welfare recipients, Senate hearing told
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$4.7 billion promised savings vs $2.3 billion actual cost
The government claims it thought debts raised by its robo-debt scheme were legal. But experts now point to two cases that went before the High Court and clearly highlighted the program’s risks.
The Saturday Paper -
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Human testimonies of debt impact
As Australia's Royal Commission into the Robodebt Scheme publishes its damning report, MPP student Chiraag Shah examines how a political culture of scapegoating welfare recipients led to one of Australia’s most egregious and tragic public governance failures.
Bsg Ox Ac -
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Income averaging had no legal basis analysis
The government will pay hundred of thousands of robodebt victims more than $500 million. But we may never know if public servants knowingly acted unlawfully.
The Conversation -
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Labor vs Coalition data-matching differences
The coalition leader has told reporters the Robodebt scheme began under the previous Labor government.
Aap Com -
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Guardian editorial standards and reputation
Theguardian
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ZDNet credibility in technology governance reporting
Among last week's readers there were671 Mac users who preferred Safari; 168 Linux users who opted for Konqueror; whileonly 20.8% of people using Windows stuck with IE.
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The Saturday Paper publication background
The Saturday Paper is a quality weekly newspaper, dedicated to narrative journalism. It offers the biggest names and best writing in news, culture, and analysis, with a particular focus on Australia.
The Saturday Paper
评分方法
1-3: 不实
事实错误或恶意捏造。
4-6: 部分属实
有一定真实性,但缺乏背景或有所偏颇。
7-9: 基本属实
仅有微小的技术性或措辞问题。
10: 准确
完全经过验证且客观公正。
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