(1) The reviewer must, within 10 business days after making a review decision, give each of the following notice of the review decision (a review notice)--
(a) the applicant;
(b) any person who was given notice of the original decision.
(2) The review notice must state--
(a) the reasons for the review decision; and
(b) if the review decision is not the decision sought by the applicant, that the applicant may, within 30 business days after the review notice is given--
(i) for a decision or action mentioned in section 351, 352, 354, 356 or 359--appeal against the decision to the Planning and Environment Court; or
(ii) for a decision or action mentioned in section 510(1)(a) for which a compliance notice was given, other than a decision or action mentioned in subparagraph (i)--appeal against the decision to the Magistrates Court; or
(iii) for a decision or action mentioned in section 510(1)(c)--appeal against the decision to the Magistrates Court; or
(iv) for a decision or action mentioned in section 510(1)(b) that is a decision or action relating to a matter involving drinking water or recycled water--appeal against the decision to the Planning and Environment Court; or
(v) for a decision or action mentioned in section 510(1)(b), other than a decision or action mentioned in subparagraph (iv)--apply for arbitration on the decision under part 4; and
(c) if the notice states under paragraph (b)(v) that the applicant may apply for arbitration--that the applicant may apply to a court with jurisdiction to hear the proceeding for a stay of the review decision; and
(d) if the notice states under paragraph (b)(i), (ii), (iii) or (iv) that the applicant may appeal to a court--that the applicant may apply to the court mentioned in paragraph (b)(i), (ii), (iii) or (iv) for a stay of the review decision.
(3) A copy of the relevant appeal or arbitration provisions of this Act must also be given with each review notice or copy of a review notice.
(4) If the reviewer does not give the review notice within the 10 days, the reviewer is taken to have made a decision confirming the original decision.