South Australian Consolidated Acts South Australian Consolidated Acts (1) A party to
proceedings before a review committee may appeal to the Supreme Court against
a decision of the committee in those proceedings.
(2) For the purposes
of an appeal under this section, the Supreme Court may be constituted of a
single Judge.
(3) An appeal under
this section may be on a question of law or a question of fact.
(4) An appeal on a
question of fact may only occur with the permission of the Supreme Court
(which should only be granted where special reasons are shown).
(5) An appeal under
this section must be instituted within 21 days of the decision appealed
against unless the Supreme Court, in its discretion, allows a longer time for
the institution of an appeal.
(6) Pending the
determination of an appeal in a case where a prohibition notice has been
issued, the operation of the prohibition notice will, subject to an order made
under subsection (7), continue.
(7) The Supreme Court
may if it thinks fit make an interim order suspending the operation of a
prohibition notice pending the determination of an appeal.
(8) An order under
subsection (7) must be made subject to such conditions as may be
necessary to protect the health and safety of the employees to whom the
prohibition notice relates.