The Supreme Court of New South Wales is currently involved in a protracted leadership crisis at the Australasian College of Physicians (RACP), which is responsible for training and accrediting over 33,000 doctors across Australia and New Zealand. The conflict centers around two factions: one supporting President Jennifer Martin and the other backing suspended president-elect Dr. Sharmila Chandran. During a recent hearing, Justice Francois Kunc expressed doubts about the upcoming annual general meeting, scheduled for Friday, fearing it could lead to chaos due to ongoing infighting. This turmoil has persisted for nearly a year, with significant dysfunction noted, including police being called to a board meeting in April. The RACP has incurred costs exceeding $1 million from five extraordinary general meetings held in the past six months. Kunc indicated that he would not delve into the complex backstory of the dispute, emphasizing the need to avoid escalating the situation further.