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ADMINISTRATIVE DECISIONS TRIBUNAL ACT 1997 - SECT 49
Duty of administrator to give reasons on request
49 Duty of administrator to give reasons on request
(1) If an administrator makes a reviewable decision, an interested person may
make a written request to the administrator for the reasons for the decision.
(2) As soon as practicable (and in any event within 28 days) after receiving
such a request, the administrator is to prepare a written statement of reasons
for the decision and provide it to the person who requested the reasons.
(3)
The statement of reasons is to set out the following: (a) the findings on
material questions of fact, referring to the evidence or other material on
which those findings were based,
(b) the administrator’s understanding of
the applicable law,
(c) the reasoning processes that led the administrator to
the conclusions the administrator made.
(4) The regulations may: (a) exclude
any class of reviewable decisions from the application of this section, or
(b) alter the period within which a statement of reasons under this section
must be given.
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