Superannuation (Resolution of Complaints) Act 1993 (Repealed)
(a) a person has made a complaint under section 14; and
(b) the Tribunal decides, under subsection 18(1), that an insurer or other decision-maker or any other person should be joined as a party to the complaint;
the Tribunal must, by notice in writing given to the new party and to all of the existing parties to the complaint:
(c) tell them that it has so decided and of its reasons for so deciding; and
(d) tell the new party of the party ' s obligations under section 24 . 17A(2) [Joinder of parties to complaint under s 14A]
(a) a person has made a complaint under section 14A ; and
(b) the Tribunal decides, under subsection 18(2) , that an insurer or other person should be joined as a party to the complaint;
the Tribunal must, by notice in writing given to the new party and to all of the existing parties to the complaint:
(c) tell them that it has so decided and of its reasons for so deciding; and
(d) tell the new party of the party ' s obligations under section 24 . 17A(3) [Joinder of parties to complaint under s 15A or 15B]
(a) a person has made a complaint under section 15A 15B , 15E , 15F , 15H or 15J ; and
(b) the Tribunal decides, under subsection 18(3) , (3A) or (3B) , that a person should be joined as a party to the complaint;
the Tribunal must, by notice in writing given to the new party and to all of the existing parties to the complaint:
(c) tell them that it has so decided and of its reasons for so deciding; and
(d) tell the new party of the party ' s obligations under section 24 .
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Hide history note(a) a person has made a complaint under section 15CA ; and
(b) the Tribunal decides, under subsection 18(3AA) , that a person should be joined as a party to the complaint;
the Tribunal must, by notice in writing given to the new party and to all of the existing parties to the complaint:
(c) tell them that it has so decided and of its reasons for so deciding; and
(d) tell the new party of the party ' s obligations under section 24AA .
(a) a person has made a complaint under section 14 , 14A , 15A 15B , 15CA , 15E , 15F , 15H or 15J ; and
(b) a person has applied to be made a party to the complaint (whether under section 24A or otherwise); and
(c) the Tribunal decides that the person does not have a sufficient interest to be joined under paragraph 18(1)(e) , (2)(d) , (3)(c) , (3AA)(b) , (3A)(e) or (3B)(e) , as the case requires, as a party to the complaint;
the Tribunal must, by notice in writing given to the applicant, tell the applicant that it has so decided and of its reasons for so deciding.
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