Right of review
55 Right of review
After a selection process has been conducted in relation to a prescribed promotional position, the Commissioner must publish in the
Police Gazette and in such other manner as the Commissioner considers appropriate—
notice of the selection decision; or
if no person has been selected for appointment to the position—notice of that fact.
Subject to subsection (3), when such a notice is given, a member of SA Police or police security officer (as the case requires) who was an unsuccessful applicant and is eligible for appointment to the position may apply to the Police Review Tribunal for a review of the selection decision.
A member or officer may not make an application under subsection (2) unless the person has first made application to have his or her grievance in respect of the selection decision dealt with in accordance with a process specified in the regulations and that process has been completed.
An application to the Tribunal for review of the decision must be made to the Secretary to the Tribunal within the period and in the manner prescribed by regulation.
The Tribunal may in an appropriate case dispense with the requirement that the application be made within the prescribed period.
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