Earlier, the Federal Minister of Australia Alex Hawke used “personal power” to cancel Djokovic's visas. Speaking at his decision, Mr. Hawke said: “Today, I have implemented my power under Section 133C (3) of the Immigration Act to cancel the visa of Novak Djokovic, on the basis of the interests of the community in health and social order.”
The law of Novak Djokovic called Alex Hawke's decision to be 'irrational', despite acknowledging the good purpose of this action. Therefore, they decided to re -complain to the Australian Immigration Minister's decision.
Today 14/1, Djokovic is still free. He will have a meeting with the Australian Ministry of Immigration officials on the morning of January 15 before being arrested until the trial took place.
Novak Djokovic entered Australia on January 6 but was immediately deprived of his visa and was compulsory. His lawyer complained and won the case on January 10. That helps the Serbian player to participate in the training sessions for the Australian Prize to expand.
The decision once again deprived Minister Alex Hawke's visa made Novak Djokovic difficult. Athletes born in 1987 may choose to leave Australia immediately, or stabbed a complaint and accepted risks. If the complaint is unsuccessful, Novak Djokovic may not be entered Australia for 3 years, equivalent to 3 seasons not to attend the first Grand Slam of the year, Australia expands.
Australia expand will start on January 17. Therefore, if Novak Djokovic and lawyers complain successfully in the trial on January 16, he will be able to attend the tournament. In the other case, Androy RubleV will replace the Serbian tennis player.
