Aggrieved person may make an objection
72 Aggrieved person may make an objection
A person aggrieved by a reviewable decision may object to the decision if the person has not applied for a review of the decision.
An objection is made by preparing it in the prescribed form and lodging it with the Minister in the prescribed manner within 28 days after the right to object arose, or such further time as the Minister may allow.
When an objection has been made against a decision, the effect of the decision is suspended until the Minister deals with the objection under section 73(2), unless the Minister directs otherwise.
[Section 72 amended: No. 55 of 2004 s. 29.]
This provision refers to the regulations (prescribed form
, prescribed manner
). Made under this Act:
- Animal Welfare (General) Regulations 2003
- Animal Welfare (Pig Industry) Regulations 2010
- Animal Welfare (Poultry) Regulations 2024
2 more instruments made under this Act are listed on the Act’s overview.
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