The Minister has powers under the Migration Act 1958 to intervene your case if it is in the public interest to do so. Prior to seeking Ministerial Intervention, you must have received the decision from the AAT and the Department of Immigration and Border Protection.
Generally, the Minister of Immigration will only intervene cases that fall within unique or exceptional circumstances.
The Minister will consider:
You or your lawyer may write to the Minister to request for Ministerial Intervention.
You need to explain your circumstances and why your circumstance is unique or exceptional.
You must include all relevant document as the Minister is not obliged to request further information from you and will generally make an assessment based on the documents in hand.