Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal Act 2009
sec.104Costs against intervening parties
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sec.104 Costs against intervening parties
If the Attorney-General intervenes in a proceeding for the State, the tribunal may make a costs order requiring the State to pay a stated amount to a party to the proceeding as compensation for all or a part of the costs reasonably incurred by the party as a result of the intervention. If the tribunal gives leave to a person to intervene in a proceeding, the tribunal may make a costs order requiring the person to pay a stated amount to a party to the proceeding as compensation for all or a part of the costs reasonably incurred by the party as a result of the intervention. (sec.104-ssec.1) If the Attorney-General intervenes in a proceeding for the State, the tribunal may make a costs order requiring the State to pay a stated amount to a party to the proceeding as compensation for all or a part of the costs reasonably incurred by the party as a result of the intervention. (sec.104-ssec.2) If the tribunal gives leave to a person to intervene in a proceeding, the tribunal may make a costs order requiring the person to pay a stated amount to a party to the proceeding as compensation for all or a part of the costs reasonably incurred by the party as a result of the intervention.