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Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal Act 2009
sec.114Conditions and ancillary orders and directions
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sec.114 Conditions and ancillary orders and directions
The tribunal’s power to make a decision in a proceeding (the primary power ) includes a power— to impose conditions on the decision; and that something required to be done by the decision be done within a stated period to make an ancillary order or direction the tribunal considers appropriate for achieving the purpose for which the tribunal may exercise the primary power. an order adjourning the proceeding an order or direction that a person give an undertaking to the tribunal
- (a) to impose conditions on the decision; and Example of a condition— that something required to be done by the decision be done within a stated period
- (b) to make an ancillary order or direction the tribunal considers appropriate for achieving the purpose for which the tribunal may exercise the primary power. Examples of ancillary orders or directions— • an order adjourning the proceeding • an order or direction that a person give an undertaking to the tribunal
- • an order adjourning the proceeding
- • an order or direction that a person give an undertaking to the tribunal
- • an order adjourning the proceeding
- • an order or direction that a person give an undertaking to the tribunal