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Section 199 — Immigration Act 2009: After successful appeal, Minister to decide immigration status of protected person who may have committed certain crimes or been guilty of certain acts
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199 After successful appeal, Minister to decide immigration status of protected person who may have committed certain crimes or been guilty of certain acts The Minister must make any decision about a person's immigration status if the Tribunal has determined that— (a) the person is a protected person; and (b) there are serious reasons under section 198(1)(c) for considering that the person has committed a crime, or been guilty of any act, described in that paragraph.
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