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CIVIL AND ADMINISTRATIVE TRIBUNAL ACT 2013 - SECT 32
Internal appeal jurisdiction of Tribunal
(1) The Tribunal has
"internal appeal jurisdiction" over-- (a) any decision made by the Tribunal in
proceedings for a general decision or administrative review decision, and
(b)
any decision made by a registrar of a kind that is declared by this Act or the
procedural rules to be internally appealable for the purposes of this section.
(2) The Tribunal also has the following jurisdiction in proceedings for the
exercise of its internal appeal jurisdiction-- (a) the jurisdiction to make
ancillary and interlocutory decisions of the Tribunal in the proceedings,
(b)
the jurisdiction to exercise such other functions as are conferred or imposed
on the Tribunal by or under this Act or enabling legislation in connection
with the conduct or resolution of such proceedings.
(3) However, the
internal appeal jurisdiction of the Tribunal does not extend to-- (a) any
decision of an Appeal Panel, or
(b) any decision of the Tribunal in an
external appeal, or
(c) any decision of the Tribunal in proceedings for the
exercise of its enforcement jurisdiction, or
(d) any decision of the Tribunal
in proceedings for the imposition of a civil penalty in exercise of its
general jurisdiction.
Note--: The decisions above may be appealable to the
Supreme Court and, in some cases in relation to civil penalty decisions made
by the Tribunal (whether under this Act or enabling legislation), the District
Court. See section 73 and Part 6.
(4) An
"internally appealable decision" is a decision of the Tribunal or a registrar
over which the Tribunal has internal appeal jurisdiction.
(5) An
"internal appeal" is an appeal to the Tribunal against an
internally appealable decision.
(6) Subject to the procedural rules, if a
decision of a registrar is an internally appealable decision, the provisions
of this Act relating to the making and determination of an internal appeal are
taken to apply as if-- (a) any reference to the Tribunal at first instance
(however expressed) included a reference to a registrar, and
(b) any
requirement concerning the granting of leave to appeal against particular
kinds of decisions of the Tribunal or on particular grounds extended to
decisions of the same kind made by a registrar or grounds of the same kind.
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