(1) If at least 60
days after the determination is made a person who is affected by the
determination satisfies the relevant authority that there is any new evidence
that could not have been submitted to the panel and would be likely to affect
the determination of the question if it were to be reconsidered by the panel
the relevant authority may again refer the question to the panel.
(2) The panel may
refer to anything that was available to it when previously determining the
matter as well as doing anything that it could do if the question were
referred to it for determination in the first instance.
(3) The panel may vary
its previous determination or rescind it and make a new determination.
(4) Sections 145D and
145E and this section also apply in relation to a determination under this
section.
[Section 145F inserted: No. 48 of 1993 s. 25;
amended: No. 31 of 2011 s. 37.]