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Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal Act 2009
sec.148Giving final decision in an appeal
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sec.148 Giving final decision in an appeal
The appeal tribunal must give its final decision in an appeal, and the reasons for the decision, in writing, to— each party to the appeal; and each other person to whom notice of the decision is required to be given under an enabling Act or the rules; and any other person the appeal tribunal reasonably considers should be given notice of the decision.
- (a) each party to the appeal; and
- (b) each other person to whom notice of the decision is required to be given under an enabling Act or the rules; and
- (c) any other person the appeal tribunal reasonably considers should be given notice of the decision.