Bay v AHPRA decision review with SA's retired circuit court judge, Stuart Lindsay

South Australian Retired Circuit Court Judge Stuart Lindsay discusses the recent Dr William Bay outcome in the Supreme Court of Queensland.

Stuart Lindsay is a prominent Australian barrister who has held various positions in the legal profession. Here are some key points about his career:

- Federal Magistrate: In 2003, Attorney-General Philip Ruddock appointed Stuart Lindsay as a Federal Magistrate, along with two other legal practitioners. Lindsay was based in Adelaide and practiced predominantly in family law, child welfare, and general civil and criminal matters.
- Sir Mellis Napier Chambers: In 1999, Lindsay was a founding member of Sir Mellis Napier Chambers in Adelaide, a prominent set of chambers for barristers.
- Post-Judicial Career: After leaving the Federal Magistrates Court, Lindsay continued to practice as a barrister.
- Stuart also assisted in the judicial review for COVID Vaccine mandated workers in South Australia

Throughout his career, Stuart Lindsay has demonstrated expertise in family law and child welfare matters, and has been recognized for his contributions to the legal profession.