What is an original decision and who is the decision-maker
141 What is an original decision and who is the decision-maker
An original decision is any of the following—
a decision of a control body to refuse to grant or renew a licence;
a decision of a control body to take disciplinary action relating to a licence;
a decision of a control body to take an exclusion action against a person;
a decision of a control body to impose a monetary penalty on a person;
a decision of a control body to impose any other non-monetary penalty on a person;
a decision of a control body to refuse to grant a race information authority for a code of racing;
a decision of a control body to cancel a race information authority under section 139;
a decision under this Act prescribed by regulation as an original decision.
The decision-maker, for an original decision, is—
for an original decision mentioned in subsection (1)(a) to (g)—the control body that made the original decision; or
for a decision mentioned in subsection (1)(h)—the entity prescribed by regulation as the decision-maker for that decision.
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