sec.122QCAT may extend time

### sec.122 QCAT may extend time QCAT may extend the time within which to make a claim or seek review of a decision of the chief executive if QCAT is satisfied— the application is made— for a claim—within the time mentioned in the notice given under section 88 (5) (b) ; or for a review of a decision of the chief executive—within 42 days after the person is given notice of the decision to be reviewed; and it is appropriate to extend time having regard to— the reasons for not making the claim or seeking the review within the time allowed; and the application generally; and for a claim, the relative hardship that an extension of time or a refusal to extend time would place on the claimant or respondent; and the justice of the matter generally. No appeal lies against QCAT’s decision under this section. To remove any doubt, it is declared that the QCAT Act , section 61 does not apply for a proceeding to which this section applies. (sec.122-ssec.1) QCAT may extend the time within which to make a claim or seek review of a decision of the chief executive if QCAT is satisfied— the application is made— for a claim—within the time mentioned in the notice given under section 88 (5) (b) ; or for a review of a decision of the chief executive—within 42 days after the person is given notice of the decision to be reviewed; and it is appropriate to extend time having regard to— the reasons for not making the claim or seeking the review within the time allowed; and the application generally; and for a claim, the relative hardship that an extension of time or a refusal to extend time would place on the claimant or respondent; and the justice of the matter generally. (sec.122-ssec.2) No appeal lies against QCAT’s decision under this section. (sec.122-ssec.3) To remove any doubt, it is declared that the QCAT Act , section 61 does not apply for a proceeding to which this section applies. - (a) the application is made— (i) for a claim—within the time mentioned in the notice given under section 88 (5) (b) ; or (ii) for a review of a decision of the chief executive—within 42 days after the person is given notice of the decision to be reviewed; and - (i) for a claim—within the time mentioned in the notice given under section 88 (5) (b) ; or - (ii) for a review of a decision of the chief executive—within 42 days after the person is given notice of the decision to be reviewed; and - (b) it is appropriate to extend time having regard to— (i) the reasons for not making the claim or seeking the review within the time allowed; and (ii) the application generally; and (iii) for a claim, the relative hardship that an extension of time or a refusal to extend time would place on the claimant or respondent; and (iv) the justice of the matter generally. - (i) the reasons for not making the claim or seeking the review within the time allowed; and - (ii) the application generally; and - (iii) for a claim, the relative hardship that an extension of time or a refusal to extend time would place on the claimant or respondent; and - (iv) the justice of the matter generally. - (i) for a claim—within the time mentioned in the notice given under section 88 (5) (b) ; or - (ii) for a review of a decision of the chief executive—within 42 days after the person is given notice of the decision to be reviewed; and - (i) the reasons for not making the claim or seeking the review within the time allowed; and - (ii) the application generally; and - (iii) for a claim, the relative hardship that an extension of time or a refusal to extend time would place on the claimant or respondent; and - (iv) the justice of the matter generally.