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Share of the amount claimed in Queensland adjudication dismissed for no jurisdiction (246 decisions, 2022-23)
36.9% of the amount claimed: Share of the amount claimed in Queensland adjudication dismissed for no jurisdiction (246 decisions, 2022-23) (Adjudicate Today, 2023; QLD; moderate confidence).
What it is. 36.9% of the total amount claimed across 246 adjudication decisions: claims the adjudicator could not decide at all.
Sample. 246 published Queensland adjudication decisions, March 2022 to August 2023; 66 (26.8%) were no-jurisdiction decisions.
What it is not. A nominating authority's own count of published decisions, not the regulator's statistics. A no-jurisdiction decision means the claim failed on procedure, such as timing or form, not on its merits, and the claimant may have other routes to recover, so this is money put at risk by procedure rather than a proven loss.
Our arithmetic. $70,119,333.18 claimed in no-jurisdiction decisions / $189,905,327.50 claimed across all 246 decisions = 0.3692 (the author calls it 'almost 37%').
Where it came from
- Adjudicate Today (2023), What is happening under the Building Industry Fairness (Security of Payment) Act 2017 QLD?article body, the author's tally of 246 Queensland decisions · source record