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StatuteSocial Security Act 2018

Section 390 — Social Security Act 2018: What this Part does

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390 What this Part does This Part contains provisions on the following reviews and appeals: Reviews by benefits review committee (a) reviews by a benefits review committee, begun by a specified applicant, of a specified decision of MSD made under a delegation: Appeals to appeal authority (b) appeals to the appeal authority, begun by a specified appellant, against a specified decision confirmed or varied by a benefits review committee or made by the chief executive personally: Appeals to courts (c) appeals to the High Court, using a case stated by the appeal authority on a question of law only, begun by a specified appellant, against a determination by the authority: (d) appeals to the Court of Appeal, begun by a party to an appeal to the High Court, and with the Court of Appeal’s leave, against the determination of an appeal to the High Court: (e) appeals to the Supreme Court, begun by an application under the Senior Courts Act 2016 for its leave to appeal to it, against the determination of an appeal to the High Court or to the Court of Appeal: Appeals to medical board (f) appeals to the medical board, begun by a specified appellant, against a specified decision of MSD made on, or involving, medical or capacity grounds.

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