Administrative Review Tribunal Act 2024

PART 11 - MISCELLANEOUS  

Division 4 - Performing and exercising functions and powers of Tribunal  

Subdivision B - Authorisations to perform and exercise functions and powers of Tribunal  

SECTION 284   AUTHORISATIONS FOR MEMBERS  

284(1)    
The President may, in writing, authorise a member to perform or exercise a function or power of the Tribunal if:

(a)    the President could authorise:


(i) a registrar to perform or exercise the function or power (see section 285 ); or

(ii) a staff member to perform or exercise the function or power (see section 286 ); or

(b)    the rules prescribe that a member may be authorised to perform or exercise the function or power; or

(c)    the function or power is a function or power under a provision listed in the following table.


Authorisations for members
Item Column 1
Provision
Column 2
Summary of topic of provision
1 Part 3 starting a review
2 Division 5 of Part 4 Tribunal procedure
3 section 69 hearings to be in public unless practice directions or Tribunal order requires otherwise
4 section 70 Tribunal may restrict publication or disclosure of information
6 section 78 inspection of documents produced under summons
7 Subdivision B of Division 6 of Part 4 management of proceedings
8 Subdivision A of Division 8 of Part 4 withdrawing and dismissing applications
9 section 105 Tribunal decision on review of reviewable decision
10 section 107 when Tribunal ' s decision on review comes into operation
10A section 108 effect of Tribunal decision to vary or substitute a reviewable decision
11 Division 10 of Part 4 after proceeding ends
12 section 127 Tribunal decision continues to operate unless Tribunal orders otherwise
13 Part 6 (other than section 161 ) proceedings in Intelligence and Security jurisdictional area
14 Division 5 of Part 7 referring questions of law


284(2)    
However, a function or power of the Tribunal under section 54 , 105 , 107 , 108 , 111 or 163 may be performed or exercised by a member if and only if it relates to the performance or exercise of a function or power by the member under section 103 .




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