Constitution of Federal Court
175 Constitution of Federal Court
The appeal must be heard by a Full Court if the decision is given by:
a member who is a Judge; or
the Tribunal constituted for the purposes of a proceeding by a member who is, or members at least one of whom is, a Judge.
The appeal may be heard by a Full Court if:
subsection (1) does not apply; and
the decision is given by:
a member who is a Non‑Judicial Deputy President; or
the Tribunal constituted for the purposes of a proceeding by a member who is, or members at least one of whom is, a Non‑Judicial Deputy President; or
the Tribunal constituted for the purposes of a proceeding by the guidance and appeals panel; and
the Chief Justice of the Court, following consultation with the President, thinks it appropriate.
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