sec.95Chief executive may decide or refer claim

### sec.95 Chief executive may decide or refer claim The chief executive may— decide a claim under this division; or refer the claim to QCAT to decide, if the chief executive considers— the claim could be more effectively or conveniently decided by QCAT because of, for example, the nature and complexity of the claim; or it would be appropriate for the claim to be decided by QCAT. However, if, under section 122 , QCAT decides to extend the time within which a claim must be filed, QCAT may also decide the claim. (sec.95-ssec.1) The chief executive may— decide a claim under this division; or refer the claim to QCAT to decide, if the chief executive considers— the claim could be more effectively or conveniently decided by QCAT because of, for example, the nature and complexity of the claim; or it would be appropriate for the claim to be decided by QCAT. (sec.95-ssec.2) However, if, under section 122 , QCAT decides to extend the time within which a claim must be filed, QCAT may also decide the claim. - (a) decide a claim under this division; or - (b) refer the claim to QCAT to decide, if the chief executive considers— (i) the claim could be more effectively or conveniently decided by QCAT because of, for example, the nature and complexity of the claim; or (ii) it would be appropriate for the claim to be decided by QCAT. - (i) the claim could be more effectively or conveniently decided by QCAT because of, for example, the nature and complexity of the claim; or - (ii) it would be appropriate for the claim to be decided by QCAT. - (i) the claim could be more effectively or conveniently decided by QCAT because of, for example, the nature and complexity of the claim; or - (ii) it would be appropriate for the claim to be decided by QCAT.