Reviewable decisions and affected persons
Schedule 1 Reviewable decisions and affected persons
section 187
Reviewable decision |
Affected person |
A decision of the manager of a cemetery under section 38(9) to refuse to give a burial approval |
The applicant mentioned in section 38(2) |
A decision of the manager of a cemetery under section 39(5) to not approve a request to vary or remove any condition on a burial approval |
The applicant mentioned in section 39(2) |
A decision of the responsible entity for a public cemetery under section 49(1) to require a person to repair, remove or reinstate a memorial |
The applicant mentioned in section 48(1) |
A decision of the manager of a cemetery under section 62(6) to refuse to renew an exclusive right of burial |
The person mentioned in section 62(2) or (8) |
A decision of the CEO under section 87(8) to refuse to approve the exhumation and relocation of human remains |
The person mentioned in section 87(1) |
A decision of the manager of a facility under section 138(8) to refuse to give a disposal approval |
The applicant mentioned in section 138(2) |
A decision of an officer under section 145(1) to prohibit the burial of human remains |
The executor or administrator of the estate of the deceased person or any next of kin of the deceased person that the prohibition relates |
A decision of an officer under section 145(1) to prohibit the disposal of human remains |
The executor or administrator of the estate of the deceased person or any next of kin of the deceased person that the prohibition relates |
A decision of the Minister under section 164 to issue an enforcement order to the responsible entity for a cemetery |
The responsible entity for the cemetery |
A decision of the Minister under section 172 to issue an enforcement order to the responsible entity for a facility |
The responsible entity for the facility |
A decision of the Minister under section 175 to suspend the operation of a facility |
The responsible entity for the facility |
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