Decisions subject to internal review
175 Decisions subject to internal review
A person whose interests are adversely affected by a decision of the valuer-general as follows (each an original decision) may apply to the valuer-general for an internal review of the decision—
a decision on a rural land application not to declare the land as rural land;
a decision to declare rural land under section 14;
a decision to make a separation declaration;
a decision not to amend a valuation on the application of an owner under section 90;
if section 111 applies for an objection, a decision not to accept the objection under section 111(3);
an initial assessment decision that an objection—
is not properly made; or
only partially complies with the ground requirement;
a decision under section 117(b) that an objector has not complied with a correction notice;
a decision to give an objector an information requirement or a lapsing notice.
A person of whom an authorised person’s information requirement has been made may apply to the valuer-general for an internal review of the decision (also an original decision).
A person who may seek an internal review of an original decision is entitled to receive a statement of reasons for the decision.
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