Review of decisions by South Australian Civil and Administrative Tribunal
85 Review of decisions by South Australian Civil and Administrative Tribunal
Subject to this section, the Tribunal is, by force of this section, conferred with jurisdiction to deal with matters consisting of the review of the following decisions (reviewable decisions):
a decision of the coordinating medical practitioner for a person in a first assessment that the person—
is or is not ordinarily resident in South Australia; or
was or was not ordinarily resident in South Australia for at least
12 months at the time of making a first request; or
has or does not have decision making capacity in relation to voluntary assisted dying;
a decision of a consulting medical practitioner for a person in a consulting assessment that the person—
is or is not ordinarily resident in South Australia; or
was or was not ordinarily resident in South Australia for at least
12 months at the time of making a first request; or
has or does not have decision making capacity in relation to voluntary assisted dying;
a decision of the coordinating medical practitioner for a person under
Part 5
Division 2 that the person has or does not have decision making capacity in relation to voluntary assisted dying;
a decision of the coordinating medical practitioner for a person under section 81(5) that the person has or does not have decision making capacity in relation to voluntary assisted dying.
An application for review of a reviewable decision may be made to the
Tribunal by—
the person to whom the decision relates; or
a person, or persons of a class, prescribed by the regulations for the purposes of this paragraph.
An application must be made within 28 days after the date of the reviewable decision (or such longer period as may be allowed by the
Tribunal).
However, the Tribunal may only allow an extension of time under subsection (3) if satisfied that—
special circumstances exist; and
another party will not be unreasonably disadvantaged because of the delay in commencing the proceedings.
This provision refers to the regulations (prescribed by the regulations
). Made under this Act:
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