Children’s Guardian Act 2019
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155 Persons who may make application
155 Persons who may make application
(1) An application may be made by a person who demonstrates to the satisfaction of the Civil and Administrative Tribunal a genuine concern in the subject-matter of the decision.
(2) Without limiting subsection (1), an application may be made by a person who is responsible for, is a next friend of or is appointed by the Civil and Administrative Tribunal to represent the person to whom the application relates.
(3) The Tribunal may, on application, grant leave to apply for a review of a decision to any person who was entitled to, but did not, apply for a review of the decision within the time allowed for an application.
(4) A person found by the Civil and Administrative Tribunal to be unjustifiably interfering in a matter is not entitled to apply to the Civil and Administrative Tribunal for a review in relation to the matter.
(5) In determining whether a person is unjustifiably interfering in a matter, the Tribunal is to take into account, to the extent practicable, the wishes and interests of persons who have an interest in the matter.