Parties to proceeding for review
22 Parties to proceeding for review
Parties to proceeding
Each of the following are parties to a proceeding for review by the Tribunal of a decision:
the applicant for the review;
the decision‑maker;
any other person, if:
the person applies to the Tribunal to become a party to the proceeding; and
the Tribunal is satisfied that the person’s interests are affected by the decision; and
the Tribunal considers it appropriate that the person become a party to the proceeding.
In addition, the Attorney‑General of the Commonwealth or of a State or Territory is a party to a proceeding in certain circumstances (see sections 59 and 93).
This section is subject to sections 65 (certain parties may seek to withdraw from being a party) and 83 (Tribunal may remove party from proceeding if party fails to appear or does not comply).
Notice to other parties
If a person becomes a party to a proceeding under paragraph (1)(c), the Tribunal must give written notice to the other parties to the proceeding.
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