Who may apply for review of decisions
30 Who may apply for review of decisions
A person may apply, as provided under the QCAT Act, to the tribunal for a review of a decision of the commissioner if—
the person—
made an application, submission or objection in the proceeding in which the decision was made; or
if the decision is to take disciplinary action relating to, or the urgent suspension of, a licence, to cancel or suspend a permit or to impose or vary the conditions of a permit—is the licensee or permittee; and
the person is aggrieved by the decision.
However, if, under section 111(2), the commissioner decides to vary conditions of a licence or permit relating to a restricted area, a person who made a submission or objection in the proceeding for the variation is not entitled to apply to the tribunal for a review of the commissioner’s decision.
In this section—objection includes an objection made by the Minister under section 119A.
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