“Due care and diligence” would be decided in the first instance by a Member at NCAT. You have to present them with a case claiming a breach and hope they agree.
One argument would be that the committee members had been presented with a compelling argument, backed by evidence and legal opinion, that they were acting wrongly but contined to break the law. Anything short of that is unlikely to fly at NCAT.
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