The federal government is expected to try to repeal the so called "medevac laws" when parliament resumes.
It comes after the Federal Court ruled a refugee or asylum seeker in offshore detention with a condition eligible for a medical transfer to Australia, could be assessed remotely by a doctor.
The ruling rejects the Coalition's argument the medical assessment has to be done in person by medical staff.
Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton says the Federal Court decision poses a risk to Australia's secure borders and is calling on Labor to vote to remove the bill.
The government is also considering appealing the court's decision.
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