Section 130 — Health and Safety at Work Act 2015: Interpretation
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130 Interpretation In this subpart, unless the context otherwise requires,— appealable decision means any of the following: (a) a reviewable decision, but only if that decision has been subject to internal review and the regulator has made a decision on the review: (b) a decision made by the regulator to issue a notice (including a subsequent notice): (c) a decision made by the regulator to cancel or vary a notice: (d) a decision made by the regulator to extend the time to comply with an improvement notice: (e) a decision made by the regulator to stay the operation of a decision to issue a notice: (f) a decision made by the regulator of a type prescribed by regulations for the purposes of this section eligible person , in relation to an appealable decision or a reviewable decision, means a person affected by the decision or that person’s representative reviewable decision means a decision made by an inspector— (a) to issue a notice (including a subsequent notice) under this Act; or (b) to extend the time to comply with an improvement notice; or (c) in respect of a provisional improvement notice under section 81 ; or (d) of a type prescribed by regulations for the purposes of this section.
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