sec.468Appeal may be made to Court of Appeal from tribunal’s decision

### sec.468 Appeal may be made to Court of Appeal from tribunal’s decision The following may appeal a decision of the tribunal to the Court of Appeal— a party dissatisfied with the tribunal’s decision; the Minister. The appeal is by way of a rehearing on the evidence given in the matter before the tribunal. However, subsection (2) does not prevent the Court of Appeal from giving leave to introduce further evidence, whether fresh, additional or substituted, if the court considers the further evidence may be material to the appeal. To remove any doubt, it is declared that the QCAT Act , section 149 does not apply to a decision of the tribunal exercising its jurisdiction under this Act. s 468 amd 2009 No. 24 s 1520 (sec.468-ssec.1) The following may appeal a decision of the tribunal to the Court of Appeal— a party dissatisfied with the tribunal’s decision; the Minister. (sec.468-ssec.2) The appeal is by way of a rehearing on the evidence given in the matter before the tribunal. (sec.468-ssec.3) However, subsection (2) does not prevent the Court of Appeal from giving leave to introduce further evidence, whether fresh, additional or substituted, if the court considers the further evidence may be material to the appeal. (sec.468-ssec.4) To remove any doubt, it is declared that the QCAT Act , section 149 does not apply to a decision of the tribunal exercising its jurisdiction under this Act. - (a) a party dissatisfied with the tribunal’s decision; - (b) the Minister.