Persons may appeal to TRAB about certain matters
76 Persons may appeal to TRAB about certain matters
A person may appeal to the TRAB if the person is – aggrieved by the decision of Tasracing or a registered club to issue the person with a warning-off notice, or an exclusion notice, under section 124; or aggrieved by the decision of the stewards to – impose a fine on the person; or impose a suspension or disqualification on the person or on a horse or greyhound owned, leased or trained by the person.
An appeal does not lie to the TRAB under subsection (1)(b)(ii) if the decision alters the result of a horse race or greyhound race and the decision was made before the declaration of "correct weight" or "all clear".
If a person has a right of appeal under this section against a decision of Tasracing or a registered club, no appeal against that decision lies to Tasracing or that club, as the case may be.
If a person has a right of appeal under this section against a stewards' decision, no appeal against that decision lies to Tasracing or a registered club.
If a person has a right of appeal under this section against a decision, no appeal against that decision lies to the Commissioner.
This section has effect notwithstanding anything to the contrary that may be contained in – the Rules of Racing; or the constitution, rules or articles of the registered club; or the constitution of Tasracing.
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