Weapons Act 1990

Despite the QCAT Act, sections 22, 58, 138A, 145 and 152, neither QCAT nor a court may make an order staying the operation of all or part of a decision to make a firearm prohibition order, including a decision made by QCAT or a court to make, or to confirm a decision to make, a firearm prohibition order.

Despite the QCAT Act, section 43, a party to a proceeding under section 146 to review a decision to make a firearm prohibition order may be represented in the proceeding by someone else.

Despite the QCAT Act, section 90, a hearing of a proceeding under section 146 to review a decision to make a firearm prohibition order must be held in private if the order applies to a child.

The QCAT Act, section 157 does not apply in relation to a decision to make a firearm prohibition order.

The QCAT Act, sections 158 to 160 does not apply in relation to a decision to make a firearm prohibition order to the extent the decision is made on the basis of criminal intelligence.

The QCAT Act, sections 229(2) and (4) and 230(3) does not apply in relation to a part of the register relating to, or a record kept for, a proceeding in relation to a decision to make a firearm prohibition order for an individual if, when the decision was made, the individual was a child.

In this section—record means a record of a proceeding kept under the QCAT Act, section 230(1).register means the register of proceedings kept under the QCAT Act, section 229(1).