Australian Capital Territory Current Acts

ACT CIVIL AND ADMINISTRATIVE TRIBUNAL ACT 2008 - SECT 82

    (1)     An appeal tribunal may, as the tribunal considers appropriate, deal with an appeal—

        (a)     as a new application; or

        (b)     as a review of all or part of the original decision on the application by the tribunal.

    (2)     An appeal tribunal—

        (a)     has all the powers and duties of the tribunal that made the order appealed from; and

        (b)     may draw inferences of fact; and

        (c)     may, if leave is granted, receive further evidence about questions of fact, either orally in a hearing, by written statement or in another way; and

        (d)     may make an order confirming, amending, setting aside or replacing the order of the tribunal appealed from; and

        (e)     may make any other order it considers appropriate.