Application for review by VCAT
134ZDY Application for review by VCAT
S. 134ZDY inserted by No. 39/2024 s. 93.
A regulated person may apply to VCAT for review of the Secretary's or an authorised officer's decision—
to give an improvement notice to the regulated person; or
to give a notice to the regulated person—
amending or revoking an action specified in an improvement notice that the regulated person must take; or
amending the period specified in an improvement notice within which the regulated person must take the action; or
to give a prohibition notice to the regulated person; or
to give a notice to the regulated person—
amending or revoking an activity specified in a prohibition notice that the regulated person is prohibited from engaging in; or
amending or revoking an action specified in a prohibition notice that the regulated person must take; or
amending the period specified in a prohibition notice within which the regulated person is prohibited from engaging in the activity or must take the action specified in the notice.
A person to whom an information or document production notice is given may apply to VCAT for review of the Secretary's or an authorised officer's decision—
to give the information or document production notice to the person; or
to give a notice to the person—
amending the period within which the person must comply with the information or document production notice; or
amending or revoking the requirement to provide or produce particular information or a particular document.
An application for review under this section must be made within 28 days after the later of—
the day on which the decision is made; or
if, under the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal Act 1998, the applicant requests a statement of reasons for the decision, the day on which—
the statement of reasons is given to the applicant; or
the applicant is informed under section 46(5) of that Act that a statement of reasons will not be given.
Pt 6C (Headings and ss 134ZE–134ZW) inserted by No. 4/2023 s. 4.
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