sec.94Making objection

sec.94 Making objection

This section applies if an applicant for a building boost grant is dissatisfied with a decision (the original decision ) of the commissioner for which the applicant has been given, or is entitled to be given, a decision notice. The applicant may give the commissioner an objection. The objection must— be in writing; and state the grounds of objection in full detail; and be given to the commissioner within the following period (the required period )— if a decision notice has been given for the decision—60 days after the decision notice is given; otherwise—90 days after the original decision is made. Despite subsection (3) (c) , if the commissioner is satisfied the applicant has a reasonable excuse for failing to give an objection within the required period, the commissioner may extend the time for giving the objection. (sec.94-ssec.1) This section applies if an applicant for a building boost grant is dissatisfied with a decision (the original decision ) of the commissioner for which the applicant has been given, or is entitled to be given, a decision notice. (sec.94-ssec.2) The applicant may give the commissioner an objection. (sec.94-ssec.3) The objection must— be in writing; and state the grounds of objection in full detail; and be given to the commissioner within the following period (the required period )— if a decision notice has been given for the decision—60 days after the decision notice is given; otherwise—90 days after the original decision is made. (sec.94-ssec.4) Despite subsection (3) (c) , if the commissioner is satisfied the applicant has a reasonable excuse for failing to give an objection within the required period, the commissioner may extend the time for giving the objection.

• (a) be in writing; and
• (b) state the grounds of objection in full detail; and
• (c) be given to the commissioner within the following period (the required period )— (i) if a decision notice has been given for the decision—60 days after the decision notice is given; (ii) otherwise—90 days after the original decision is made.
• (i) if a decision notice has been given for the decision—60 days after the decision notice is given;
• (ii) otherwise—90 days after the original decision is made.
• (i) if a decision notice has been given for the decision—60 days after the decision notice is given;
• (ii) otherwise—90 days after the original decision is made.