The Supreme Court of Queensland has dismissed an application for disclosure of information about prior incidents. The Court found that claimants have a broad entitlement to request information from respondents about the reasons for an ‘incident’, however, that entitlement is limited to the actual incident, not related incidents.

In this article, Paul Spezza and Emma Bray explore how this decision has the potential to broaden the scope of a respondent’s obligation to disclose information.

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