Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal Act 2009
sec.206JReferring question of law to president
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sec.206J Referring question of law to president
For a matter for which the tribunal is constituted by 2 QCAT justices of the peace, the presiding QCAT justice of the peace may refer a question of law before the tribunal to the president. Subsection (1) applies whether or not the question has been decided by the tribunal under section 206I . If the president decides a question of law referred to the president under subsection (1) , the decision of the president is the tribunal’s decision on the question. s 206J ins 2013 No. 20 s 7 (sec.206J-ssec.1) For a matter for which the tribunal is constituted by 2 QCAT justices of the peace, the presiding QCAT justice of the peace may refer a question of law before the tribunal to the president. (sec.206J-ssec.2) Subsection (1) applies whether or not the question has been decided by the tribunal under section 206I . (sec.206J-ssec.3) If the president decides a question of law referred to the president under subsection (1) , the decision of the president is the tribunal’s decision on the question.