This had a twofold effect in that it halted the creation of a number of non-judicial bodies which were to be empowered with such responsibilities, as well as pre-empting the creation of another Chapter III court to manage claims of this nature, which is today known as the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia.
The implementation of this provision had a dual impact, bringing an end to the formation of several non-judicial bodies that were meant to handle similar responsibilities, and also preventing the creation of another Chapter III court to manage cases like these, which is now known as the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia.