Section 31 — Administrative Review Tribunal Act 2024: Decision cannot be altered outside Tribunal process
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General rule (1) After an application is made to the Tribunal for review of a reviewable decision, the decision may not be altered otherwise than by the Tribunal. Exceptions (2) However, the decision may be altered if: (a) both of the following apply: (i) the parties to the proceeding for the review consent to the alteration; (ii) the Tribunal, by order, consents to the alteration; or (b) the decision is remitted to the decision-maker under section 85. Definitions (3) In this section: alter a decision means: (a) vary the decision; or (b) set the decision aside; or (c) set the decision aside and make a decision in substitution for the decision.
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