New South Wales Consolidated Acts

FIRST HOME OWNER GRANT ACT 2000 - SECT 26

26 Powers of Chief Commissioner on objection

(1) After considering an objection, the Chief Commissioner may:

(a) allow the objection in whole or in part or may disallow the objection, and

(b) accordingly reverse, vary or confirm the decision (the "original decision") to which the objection was made.

(2) The Chief Commissioner must give the objector written notice of the determination of the objection.

(3) The Chief Commissioner must, in the notice, give the reasons for disallowing the objection or for allowing the objection in part only.

(4) The reasons for a determination of an objection must set out the matters referred to in section 49 (3) of the Administrative Decisions Tribunal Act 1997 in respect of the determination.

(5) The notice must also inform the objector of the objector’s right to make an application for review under Subdivision 2 in the case of a determination to disallow the objection or to allow the objection in part only.