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Hotel quarantine interim report recommends changes but accountability questions remain

  • Written by Kristen Rundle, Professor of Law, University of Melbourne
Hotel quarantine interim report recommends changes but accountability questions remainJames Ross/AAP

The division of the findings of the Victorian COVID-19 Hotel Quarantine Inquiry into two – the interim report published today, with a final report due December 21 – is aimed at making a timely contribution to the redesign of the quarantine systems that will remain key to Australia’s management of the COVID-19...

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