Powers of Tribunal on administrative review
67 Powers of Tribunal on administrative review
On an administrative review, the Tribunal may—
confirm the original decision the subject of review (with or without variations) or reverse that decision, and
make any other orders it thinks fit.
Subsection (1) does not limit the generality of Division 3 of Part 3 of Chapter 3 of the Administrative Decisions Review Act 1997.
The Tribunal may confirm the order for restitution the subject of the review proceedings if the Tribunal confirms the decision to make the order (with or without variations).
The Tribunal may confirm an order for restitution made under section 59 if satisfied that the applicant for the administrative review has been convicted of a relevant offence. If the Tribunal is not so satisfied, it must reverse the original decision.
The Tribunal may confirm an order for restitution made under section 60 if satisfied that—
a person against whom a provisional order has been made has disposed of property as part of a scheme for the purpose of avoiding a liability (whether actual or potential) under this Division, and
the applicant was a party to the scheme and obtained property under the scheme without giving sufficient consideration.
If the Tribunal is not so satisfied, it must reverse the original decision.
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