Effect of review or complaint
14 Effect of review or complaint
A decision reached by an authorised review officer under this Act shall not be liable to be challenged, appealed against, quashed or called in question by any court.
Where a complaint is made to the Parliamentary Commissioner for Administrative Investigations under the Parliamentary Commissioner Act 1971 —
the review of a matter under this Act by an authorised review officer shall not be taken to be a review before a tribunal; and
if any recommendation is made under that Act in respect of a matter to which this Act applies, the administrative authority may adopt the recommendation.
Where —
a decision is made by an authorised review officer; or
a recommendation made by the Parliamentary Commissioner for Administrative Investigations is adopted,
as to a determination which was the subject of review under this Act, or of a complaint under the Parliamentary Commissioner Act 1971, effect shall be given to the decision so made, or any recommendation so adopted, as though it had been made on the day on which the original determination was made.
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