Review of Minister's decision notified before commencement
39 Review of Minister's decision notified before commencement
This regulation applies if:
(a) before the commencement, the Minister had given a person a reviewable decision notice for a reviewable decision; and
one of the following circumstances applies:
(i) immediately before the commencement, the review period for the decision had not expired and the person had not applied for a review of the decision;
(ii) before the commencement, the person had applied for a review of the decision and the proceeding for the review had not been decided.
(2) If the circumstance mentioned in subregulation (1)(b)(i) applies, the former legislation continues to apply in relation to the entitlement of the person to apply for a review or the decision within the review period.
(3) The former legislation continues to apply in relation to the functions and powers of the former Tribunal in conducting and deciding a proceeding for the review regardless of whether the proceeding:
was being conducted before the commencement; or
is started after the commencement within the review period.
In this regulation:
review period means the period within which a person given a reviewable decision notice is entitled to apply for a review of the decision mentioned in the notice.
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