In this episode we consider the case of VWA v Putrus [2023] VSCA 28, a recent Victorian Court of Appeal case concerning judicial review applications of medical panel opinions rendered under the Workplace Injury Rehablitation and Compensation Act 2013 (Vic), and the requirement for panels to give genuine consideration to mandatory relevant considerations and fundamental issues raised before it, failure to do so can result in a finding of jurisdictional error and a grant of certiorari quashing the opinion.