Persons who may seek review of certain decisions
57 Persons who may seek review of certain decisions
A claimant who is dissatisfied with a decision of the Commission:
in relation to a claim for a qualifying service determination under section 35B; or
in relation to a claim for a service pension or income support supplement; or
in relation to a request under section 52Y (financial hardship);
may request the Commission to review the decision.
A person who is dissatisfied with either of the following decisions of the Commission made under an instrument made under section 45SB may request the Commission to review the decision:
a decision that the person is not eligible for a veteran payment;
a decision determining the rate of the person’s veteran payment.
A person who is dissatisfied with a decision of the Commission:
cancelling or suspending a service pension, income support supplement or a veteran payment; or
terminating the suspension of a service pension, income support supplement or a veteran payment; or
making, or refusing to make, a determination that a service pension, income support supplement or a veteran payment be suspended instead of cancelled under section 56ED or 56EE; or
reducing or increasing the rate of a service pension, income support supplement or a veteran payment; or
refusing a request for an increase in the rate of a service pension, income support supplement or a veteran payment; or
in relation to a request under section 52Y (financial hardship);
may request the Commission to review the decision.
A person who is dissatisfied with a decision of the Commission under Part IIIAB (pension bonus and pension bonus bereavement payment) may request the Commission to review the decision. However, this rule does not apply to a decision of the Commission under:
section 45TE (approval of form); or
section 45TG (approval of places and persons); or
section 45TO (declaration of non‑accruing membership); or
paragraph 45UK(1)(b) (approval of form).
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