Effect of review proceedings on decision being reviewed
54 Effect of review proceedings on decision being reviewed
The commencement of an internal review of a determination under section 52 or proceedings for a review of a decision by the Court under section 53 does not affect the operation of the determination to which the review relates or prevent the taking of action to implement the determination unless an order is made under subsection (2).
On or after the commencement of an internal review or proceedings for the review of a decision, the reviewer may, on application or on the reviewer's own initiative, make an order staying or varying the operation or the implementation of the whole or a part of the determination to which the review relates pending the determination of the matter, or until such time (whether before or after the determination of the matter) as the reviewer may specify, if the reviewer is satisfied that it is just and reasonable in the circumstances to make the order.
An order by a reviewer under this section—
is subject to such conditions as are specified in the order; and
may be varied or revoked by further order of the reviewer or, if the order was made on an internal review, by further order of the Court.
In this section—
reviewer means—
in the case of an internal review—the person conducting the review;
and
in the case of a review conducted by the Court—the Court.
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