How and when should persons appeal?
78 How and when should persons appeal?
An appeal is instituted by lodging a notice of appeal with the secretary to the TRAB.
The notice of appeal – is to be in a form approved by the TRAB; and must specify – the parties to the appeal, the relevant decision and the grounds of appeal; or if section 77(3)(a) applies, the parties in dispute and the nature of the dispute.
The notice of appeal must be lodged with the secretary to the TRAB within – in the case of a minor appeal, 7 days after the making of the relevant decision; or in the case of a major appeal or an appeal under section 77(2) or section 77(3)(b), 14 days after the making of the relevant decision; or if section 76(1)(a) applies, 14 days after the day on which the person is issued with the warning-off notice or exclusion notice; or if section 77(1) applies, 14 days after the making of the relevant decision by Tasracing; or if section 77(3)(a) applies, 60 days after the conclusion of the event to which the disputed bet relates.
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