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98 Decision on appeal In deciding the appeal, the Supreme Court may: (a) make any incidental order it considers appropriate; and (b) if it allows the appeal: (i) refer the matter back to the Minister for reconsideration; and (ii) give any directions in law and recommendations it considers appropriate.

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