Decision of review committee
40 Decision of review committee
A review committee that reviews a decision of the commission or an officer of the commission referred to it under section 36 (5) (a primary decision) shall give a decision in writing—
confirming the primary decision; or
varying the primary decision; or
setting aside the primary decision and making a decision in substitution for the primary decision.
A primary decision as varied by a review committee, or a decision made by a review committee in substitution for a primary decision, shall, for this Act (other than section 36 (5)), be deemed to be a decision made by the person who, or the body which, made the primary decision.
A review committee shall cause a copy of its decision to be sent to the person who requested the review and to the commission.
A review committee shall, if requested to do so by the person who requested the review, cause a short statement in writing of the reasons for the decision to be sent to the person.
The decision of a review committee shall be final and conclusive.
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