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Royal commissions occupy a complex position within the three arms of Australian Government. As executive bodies, they may be more amenable to characterisation as public record-keeping institutions than Chapter III courts, but the royal commission’s central function of receiving evidence, often coerced, raises similar questions as to the appropriateness of permitting public access to their records.

When the Carnival is Over: The Case for Reform of Access to Royal Commission Records