Appeals concerning the issue, cancellation or suspension of permits
86 Appeals concerning the issue, cancellation or suspension of permits
An applicant for a permit may appeal to the Civil and Administrative Tribunal against a decision of Local Land Services to refuse to issue a permit.
Note.
An appeal to the Civil and Administrative Tribunal under this section is an external appeal to the Tribunal for the purposes of the Civil and Administrative Tribunal Act 2013. A decision of the Tribunal on such an external appeal may be appealed to the Land and Environment Court under Schedule 1 to that Act.
The holder of a permit may appeal to the Civil and Administrative Tribunal against a decision of Local Land Services to cancel or suspend the permit.
The appeal must be made within 28 days of the refusal or receipt of the notice of cancellation or suspension.
A decision of Local Land Services to refuse to issue a permit or to cancel or suspend a permit is effective and operates (subject to any final determination on appeal) from the date of the decision.
On hearing the appeal, the Civil and Administrative Tribunal may—
revoke the decision to refuse to issue the permit and issue the permit (whether or not subject to conditions), or
confirm the decision to refuse to issue the permit, or
revoke the decision to cancel or suspend the permit, or
confirm the decision to cancel or suspend the permit.
(Repealed)
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