Queensland Consolidated Acts Queensland Consolidated Acts(1) The tribunal may review the decisions of the chief executive in relation to--
(a) the grant or refusal of a licence or permit or the renewal of an extended hours permit; or
(aa) a review decision under section 142P; or
(b) the specification of conditions in a licence or permit; or
(ba) an extended trading hours approval including the grant, refusal to grant or cancellation of the approval or any variation of the conditions of the approval; or
(bb) the extension of a period of time under section 155AD(5)(b); or
(bc) the payment of a fee by instalments under section 209; or
(c) the taking of disciplinary action relating to, or the urgent suspension of, a licence, the cancellation or suspension of a permit or the imposition or variation of the conditions of a permit; or
(ca) the surrender of a licence or permit; or
(d) the grant or refusal of an authorisation under this Act; or
(e) an order directed to a licensee or permittee or a person holding an authorisation under this Act; or
(ea) the refusal to grant an application to change an approved risk-assessed management plan; or
(eb) the refusal to grant an application for an approval as an approved manager; or
(ec) the refusal to renew an approval as an approved manager; or
(ed) the suspension or cancellation of an approval as an approved manager; or
(f) a fee payable in respect of a licence; or
(g) allotment or apportionment of liability for payment, or entitlement to refund, of a fee in respect of a licence or permit.
(2) In exercise of its jurisdiction, the tribunal--
(a) has--
(i) the powers and discretions of the chief executive in respect of the matter under appeal; and
(ii) the powers otherwise conferred on it by this Act; and
(b) has the duties imposed by this Act on the chief executive in respect of the matter under appeal; and
(c) is subject to the limitations imposed by this Act on the chief executive in respect of the matter under appeal.