Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal Act 2009
sec.206FReconstitution
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sec.206F Reconstitution
The president may change who is to constitute the tribunal for a matter 2 QCAT justices of the peace may hear and decide, including a change from— 1, 2 or 3 members to 2 QCAT justices of the peace; or 2 QCAT justices of the peace to 1, 2 or 3 members; or an adjudicator to 2 QCAT justices of the peace; or 2 QCAT justices of the peace to an adjudicator. a QCAT justice of the peace constituting the tribunal becomes unavailable a QCAT justice of the peace constituting the tribunal has or acquires an interest, financial or otherwise, that may conflict with the proper performance of his or her functions one of the parties to the proceeding objects to a QCAT justice of the peace constituting the tribunal the presiding QCAT justice of the peace refers a matter to the president under section 206N . The tribunal as reconstituted must continue to hear the matter and decide it and, for that purpose, may have regard to the decisions and any record of proceedings of the tribunal as previously constituted, including any record of evidence. s 206F ins 2013 No. 20 s 7 (sec.206F-ssec.1) The president may change who is to constitute the tribunal for a matter 2 QCAT justices of the peace may hear and decide, including a change from— 1, 2 or 3 members to 2 QCAT justices of the peace; or 2 QCAT justices of the peace to 1, 2 or 3 members; or an adjudicator to 2 QCAT justices of the peace; or 2 QCAT justices of the peace to an adjudicator. a QCAT justice of the peace constituting the tribunal becomes unavailable a QCAT justice of the peace constituting the tribunal has or acquires an interest, financial or otherwise, that may conflict with the proper performance of his or her functions one of the parties to the proceeding objects to a QCAT justice of the peace constituting the tribunal the presiding QCAT justice of the peace refers a matter to the president under section 206N . (sec.206F-ssec.2) The tribunal as reconstituted must continue to hear the matter and decide it and, for that purpose, may have regard to the decisions and any record of proceedings of the tribunal as previously constituted, including any record of evidence.
- (a) 1, 2 or 3 members to 2 QCAT justices of the peace; or
- (b) 2 QCAT justices of the peace to 1, 2 or 3 members; or
- (c) an adjudicator to 2 QCAT justices of the peace; or
- (d) 2 QCAT justices of the peace to an adjudicator. Examples of circumstances in which the president may change who is to constitute the tribunal— • a QCAT justice of the peace constituting the tribunal becomes unavailable • a QCAT justice of the peace constituting the tribunal has or acquires an interest, financial or otherwise, that may conflict with the proper performance of his or her functions • one of the parties to the proceeding objects to a QCAT justice of the peace constituting the tribunal • the presiding QCAT justice of the peace refers a matter to the president under section 206N .