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Section 23 — Administrative Review Tribunal Act 2024: Decision-maker must give Tribunal reasons and documents—general rule
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Within 28 days after the Tribunal notifies the decision-maker for a decision of an application for review of the decision, the decision-maker must give the Tribunal: (a) a statement of reasons for the decision; and (b) a copy of every other document that is: (i) in the possession or under the control of the decision-maker; and (ii) relevant to the Tribunal’s review of the decision. Note: A decision-maker may, but is not required to, give the Tribunal the same statement of reasons given to an applicant (whether under section 269 or 270 or otherwise).
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