Northern Territory Consolidated Acts Northern Territory Consolidated Acts(1) A person may appeal, on a question of law, to the Supreme Court against any of the following:
(a) the refusal of a Board to register the person;
(b) a condition to which the person's registration is made subject under section 27(2)(b) or 30(3);
(c) the removal of the person's name from a register, other than removal under section 50(2)(b);
(d) the refusal of a Board to restore the person's name to a register under section 52;
(e) the suspension of the person's right of practice or authorisation under section 68;
(f) the refusal of a Board to issue the person with a new practising certificate under section 49(2)(c) or (d);
(g) a decision of the Tribunal under section 65;
(h) the refusal of a Board to grant the person an authorisation to practise in a restricted practice area;
(i) the cancellation of an authorisation;
(j) the cancellation of the person's interim registration .
(2) A Board may appeal to the Supreme Court against:
(a) a decision of the Tribunal under section 65(1)(h); or
(b) any other decision of the Tribunal under section 65(1) if the Board considers that the action to be taken pursuant to the decision is inadequate in the circumstances.
(2A) A party to a proceeding under Part 8, Division 12 or 13 of the Health Practitioner Regulation National Law may appeal to the Supreme Court against a decision of the Tribunal under the Division .
(2B) However, a registered health practitioner, student or other person the subject of an appellable decision under that Law may appeal against a decision under subsection (2A) on a question of law only.
(3) An appeal must be made within 14 days after notice of the Board's or Tribunal's decision is given to the affected person.