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Section 339 — Migration Act 1958: Conclusive certificates
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The Minister may issue a conclusive certificate in relation to a decision if the Minister believes that: (a) it would be contrary to the national interest to change the decision; or (b) it would be contrary to the national interest for the decision to be reviewed. Note: If the Minister issues a conclusive certificate in relation to a decision, the decision is not a reviewable migration decision (see paragraph 338(1)(a)) or a reviewable protection decision (see paragraph 338A(2)(a)).
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