4Definitions

4 Definitions

4 Definitions

(1) In this Act—

administrative review application, administrative review decision, administrative review jurisdiction, administratively reviewable decision and administrator—see section 30.

administrator, of the Guardian Ad Litem Panel, means the person responsible for the constitution of the Guardian Ad Litem Panel under the Children and Young Persons (Care and Protection) Act 1998.

ancillary decision of the Tribunal means a decision made by the Tribunal under legislation (other than an interlocutory decision of the Tribunal) that is preliminary to, or consequential on, a decision determining proceedings, including—

(a) a decision concerning whether the Tribunal has jurisdiction to deal with a matter, and

(b) a decision concerning the awarding of costs in proceedings.

appeal jurisdiction of the Tribunal—see section 28(2)(c).

Appeal Panel means an Appeal Panel of the Tribunal.

appealable external decision—see section 31.

application to the Tribunal—see section 39.

authorised official—see section 75.

civil penalty means a monetary or pecuniary penalty that is imposed on a person (except as punishment for an offence) for a contravention of either a provision of legislation or an order or other decision of a person or body.

civil penalty provision of this Act—see section 77.

decision—see section 5.

decision-maker—see section 6.

Deputy President means a Deputy President of the Tribunal.

Division of the Tribunal means a Division of the Tribunal specified in section 16(1).

Division Head of a Division of the Tribunal means the member who is appointed by or under this Act as the Division Head of that Division.

Division List means a list established by or under this Act for the management of a class of proceedings allocated to a Division of the Tribunal.

Division member, in relation to a Division of the Tribunal, means a member who is assigned by or under this Act to that Division.

Division Schedule for a Division of the Tribunal—see section 17.

enabling legislation means legislation (other than this Act or any statutory rules made under this Act) that—

(a) provides for applications or appeals to be made to the Tribunal with respect to a specified matter or class of matters, or