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Mills v Meeking (Purposive approach)
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The purposive approach requires courts to consider the intentions of the parliament ... that sounds simple enough, right? but is there any such thing as the "intention of parliament" when parliament is composed of many different people from different parties with different beliefs and different intentions?
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