Section 133 — Injury Prevention, Rehabilitation, and Compensation Act 2001: Effect of review or appeal on decisions

133 Effect of review or appeal on decisions (1) A decision by the Corporation on a claim continues to be of full effect even though— (a) an applicant has made a review application relating to the decision; or (b) any other proceeding relating to the decision has been commenced. (2) A review decision continues to be of full effect, unless subsection (3) applies, even though— (a) an appellant has filed a notice of appeal relating to the review decision; or (b) any other proceeding relating to the review decision has been commenced. (3) A review decision ceases to be of full effect if all the parties to the review agree to a variation of it for the benefit of the claimant. (4) A review decision is subject to section 161 (the court's powers to determine an appeal). (5) If a person has a claim under this Act, and has a right of review or appeal in relation to that claim, no court, Employment Relations Authority, Disputes Tribunal, or other body may consider or grant remedies in relation to that matter if it is covered by this Act, unless this Act otherwise provides. Compare: 1998 No 114 s 134