New South Wales Consolidated Acts

ADMINISTRATIVE DECISIONS TRIBUNAL ACT 1997 - SECT 112

112 Appealable decisions of the Tribunal

(1) For the purposes of this Part, an "appealable decision" of the Tribunal is a decision of the Tribunal (or a decision that is taken to be a decision of the Tribunal) made in proceedings for:

(a) an original decision where the enactment under which the Tribunal has jurisdiction to make the decision expressly provides that the decision may be appealed to an Appeal Panel under this Part, or

(b) a review of a reviewable decision.

(2) Without limiting subsection (1), the following decisions are also appealable decisions:

(a) a decision of the Tribunal that a person is not entitled to apply for an original decision or for the review of a reviewable decision, or

(b) an order of the Tribunal under section 71 (2) that the parties to proceedings before it may not be represented by an agent of a particular class, or

(c) a decision of the Tribunal refusing an application by a person to be made a party to proceedings before the Tribunal.

(3) A decision of an Appeal Panel (including any such decision made in relation to an external appeal) is not an appealable decision for the purposes of this Part.