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StatuteAdministrative Review Tribunal Act 2024

Section 284 — Administrative Review Tribunal Act 2024: Authorisations for members

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(1) The President may, in writing, authorise a member to perform or exercise a function or power of the Tribunal if: (a) the President could authorise: (i) a registrar to perform or exercise the function or power (see section 285); or (ii) a staff member to perform or exercise the function or power (see section 286); or (b) the rules prescribe that a member may be authorised to perform or exercise the function or power; or (c) the function or power is a function or power under a provision listed in the following table. Authorisations for members Item Column 1 Provision Column 2 Summary of topic of provision 1 Part 3 starting a review 2 Division 5 of Part 4 Tribunal procedure 3 section 69 hearings to be in public unless practice directions or Tribunal order requires otherwise 4 section 70 Tribunal may restrict publication or disclosure of information 6 section 78 inspection of documents produced under summons 7 Subdivision B of Division 6 of Part 4 management of proceedings 8 Subdivision A of Division 8 of Part 4 withdrawing and dismissing applications 9 section 105 Tribunal decision on review of reviewable decision 10 section 107 when Tribunal’s decision on review comes into operation 10A section 108 effect of Tribunal decision to vary or substitute a reviewable decision 11 Division 10 of Part 4 after proceeding ends 12 section 127 Tribunal decision continues to operate unless Tribunal orders otherwise 14 Division 5 of Part 7 referring questions of law (2) However, a function or power of the Tribunal under section 54, 105, 107, 108, 111 or 163 may be performed or exercised by a member if and only if it relates to the performance or exercise of a function or power by the member under section 103.

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