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Section 222 — Immigration Act 2009: Procedure for determining appeals and matters generally

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222 Procedure for determining appeals and matters generally (1) The Tribunal must determine an appeal or matter with all reasonable speed. (2) The chair of the Tribunal may decide the order in which appeals and matters are to be heard generally, or in any particular circumstances. (3) No decision on an appeal or matter is to be called into question on the basis that the appeal or matter ought to have been heard or decided earlier or later than any other appeal, matter, or category of appeal or matter. (4) The Tribunal may regulate its procedures as it sees fit, subject to this Act and any regulations made under this Act. (5) This section is subject to section 257 .

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