Review of decisions by Tribunal
70F Review of decisions by Tribunal
The South Australian Civil and Administrative Tribunal is, by force of this section, conferred with jurisdiction to deal with matters consisting of the review of a reviewable decision.
An application for review of a reviewable decision must be made to the South Australian Civil and Administrative Tribunal within 28 days after the applicant receives notice of the relevant decision (or such longer period as the Tribunal may allow).
However, the South Australian Civil and Administrative Tribunal may only allow an extension of time under subsection (2) if satisfied that—
special circumstances exist; and
another party will not be unreasonably disadvantaged because of the delay in commencing the proceedings.
In this section—
reviewable decision—the following are reviewable decisions:
a decision of the Commission under
Part
4Division 3;
a decision of the Commission to refuse to register or renew a registration, to impose a condition on a registration, or to vary, suspend or cancel a registration under
Part
4Division 3A;
a decision of the Commission to refuse to approve a substitution of an employer under section 54N;
a decision of the Commission to refuse an application for recognition of a person's qualifications or experience under section 70B;
any other decision under this Act of a kind declared by the regulations to be included in the ambit of this definition.
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