Public Health Act 2016

A person to whom a public health order applies (the applicant) may apply to the State Administrative Tribunal for a review of —

the decision to make the order; or

if the order is varied under section 116(5), the decision to vary the order.

The State Administrative Tribunal must hear and determine the application as a matter of priority and urgency.

Without limiting the matters that the State Administrative Tribunal may consider in determining the application, the State Administrative Tribunal must consider —

the method by which the notifiable infectious disease named in the public health order is transmitted; and

the seriousness of the risk that the applicant may transmit that disease to other people; and

the past behaviour and likely behaviour of the applicant; and

the extent of the restrictions imposed on the applicant.