(1)  A medical practitioner or person may appeal to the Tribunal if the medical practitioner or person is aggrieved by –

(a) the refusal of the Board to grant that medical practitioner or person accreditation; or

(b) .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  

(c) the revocation or suspension by the Board of the accreditation held by that medical practitioner or person.

(2)  An appeal under this section is to be instituted within a period of 14 days from –

(a) in the case of an appeal against the refusal of the Board to grant accreditation, the service of a notice under section 77C (1) ; and

(b) .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  

(c) in the case of an appeal against the revocation or suspension of an accreditation, the service of a notice under section 77F (1) .

(3)  Where an appeal is brought under this section in respect of the revocation or suspension of an accreditation, the revocation or suspension does not have effect until the determination or abandonment of the appeal or until such later date as the Tribunal determines.

(4)  On an appeal under this section, the Tribunal (unless it dismisses the appeal) may, by order, quash the decision of the Board and direct the Board to take such action as the Tribunal considers necessary in the matter to which the appeal relates.

(5)  The Board is to comply with any order of the Tribunal under subsection (4) .

(6)  Subject to this section, an appeal under this section is to be instituted, heard and determined as prescribed.

(7)  The decision of the Tribunal on the hearing of an appeal under this section is final, and, subject to section 136(1) of the Tasmanian Civil and Administrative Tribunal Act 2020 , is not subject to appeal.