Mental Health and Cognitive Impairment Forensic Provisions Act 2020
150Appeals against Tribunal determinations generally
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150 Appeals against Tribunal determinations generally
150 Appeals against Tribunal determinations generally
(1) A forensic patient, a correctional patient or a person on bail who is a party to a proceeding before the Tribunal under this Act may appeal to the Supreme Court, by leave of the Court, from any determination (other than a determination as to the release of the person) of the Tribunal in that proceeding—
(a) on a question of law, or
(b) on any other question.
(2) The Minister for Health may appeal to the Supreme Court, as of right, from any determination (other than a determination as to the release of the person) of the Tribunal in a proceeding before the Tribunal under this Act—
(a) on a question of law, or
(b) on any other question.
(3) A registered victim of a forensic patient who is a party to proceedings under section 145 may appeal to the Supreme Court, by leave of the Court, from any determination of the Tribunal under that section in those proceedings—
(a) on a question of law, or
(b) on any other question.
s 150: Am 2023 No 35, Sch 2.9.