Powers in relation to decisions under review
150 Powers in relation to decisions under review
The Panel may, for the purposes of reviewing a decision, exercise all the powers and discretions that are conferred by this Act on the person or persons who made the decision.
The Panel may:
affirm the decision; or
vary the decision; or
set the decision aside and substitute a new decision.
If the Panel:
varies the decision; or
sets aside the decision and substitutes a new decision;
the decision as varied or substituted is (except for the purposes of applications to the Panel for review or of appeals from decisions of the Panel) taken to be a decision of AFMA or the Joint Authority, as the case may be.
A decision made by the Panel takes effect when the applicant is notified of the decision under subsection 160(2).
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