Stays of reviewable decisions on internal review
228 Stays of reviewable decisions on internal review
An application for an internal review of a reviewable decision (other than a decision to issue a prohibition notice or a non‑disturbance notice) stays the operation of the decision.
If an application is made for an internal review of a decision to issue a prohibition notice or a non‑disturbance notice, the reviewer may stay the operation of the decision.
The reviewer may make the decision to stay the operation of a decision on the reviewer's own initiative or on the application of the applicant for review.
The reviewer must make a decision on an application for a stay within
1 working day after the reviewer received the application.
If the reviewer has not made a decision to stay a decision within the time set out in subsection (4), the reviewer is taken to have made a decision to grant a stay.
A stay of the operation of a decision pending a decision on an internal review continues until whichever of the following is the earlier:
the end of the prescribed period for applying for an external review of the decision made on the internal review;
an application for external review is made.
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