Administrative Appeals Tribunal Act 1975
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Hide history noteAny of the following persons may give a party to a proceeding leave to inspect a document or other thing produced under a summons in relation to the proceeding: (a) the President; (b) an authorised member; (c) an authorised officer.
40B(2)
However, an authorised officer must not make a decision about giving leave, and must instead arrange for the President or an authorised member of the Tribunal to make the decision, if: (a) the officer considers that it is not appropriate for the officer to make the decision; or (b) a party to the proceeding applies to the officer to have the decision made by a member of the Tribunal.
40B(3)
If an authorised officer decided whether to give a party to a proceeding leave to inspect a document produced under a summons: (a) a party to the proceeding may apply to the Tribunal, within 7 days or an extended time allowed by the Tribunal, to reconsider the decision; and (b) the Tribunal may reconsider the decision on such an application or its own initiative; and (c) the Tribunal may make such order as it thinks fit in relation to the giving of leave to inspect the document.
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