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Part 5Prohibition and improvement notices

28 Appeals against notices

(1)

A person to whom a notice under section 22, 24 or 25 is given may, within 7 days after the notice is given or a later time that the

Local Court allows, appeal in writing to the Local Court against the notice.

(2)

Where an appeal is lodged against an improvement notice or a further notice, the operation of the notice is suspended until:

(a)

the Court determines the appeal;

(b)

the appeal is withdrawn; or

(c)

the notice is revoked or suspended by the Competent Authority.

(3)

The Court must determine an appeal against a prohibition notice, an improvement notice or a further notice:

(a)

by affirming the notice;

(b)

by varying the notice;

(c)

by substituting its own notice for the notice given by the

Competent Authority; or

(d)

by revoking the notice.

(4)

A notice as affirmed, varied or substituted under subsection (3) comes into operation:

(a)

on the date on which it is affirmed, varied or substituted; or

(b)

on a later date specified by the Court.

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Section 28 — Appeals against notices — Dangerous Goods Act 1998 (Northern Territory) — Barrister AI