Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal Act 2009
sec.240Review of Act
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sec.240 Review of Act
The Minister must review this Act— within 3 years after the commencement of this section; and at further intervals of 5 years. The objects of the review include— deciding whether the objects of this Act remain valid; and deciding whether this Act is meeting its objects; and deciding whether the provisions of this Act are appropriate for meeting its objects; and investigating any specific issue recommended by the Minister or the president, including, for example, whether any provision of an enabling Act affects the effective operation of the tribunal. The Minister must, as soon as practicable after finishing a review under subsection (1) , table a report about the outcome of the review in the Legislative Assembly. (sec.240-ssec.1) The Minister must review this Act— within 3 years after the commencement of this section; and at further intervals of 5 years. (sec.240-ssec.2) The objects of the review include— deciding whether the objects of this Act remain valid; and deciding whether this Act is meeting its objects; and deciding whether the provisions of this Act are appropriate for meeting its objects; and investigating any specific issue recommended by the Minister or the president, including, for example, whether any provision of an enabling Act affects the effective operation of the tribunal. (sec.240-ssec.3) The Minister must, as soon as practicable after finishing a review under subsection (1) , table a report about the outcome of the review in the Legislative Assembly.
- (a) within 3 years after the commencement of this section; and
- (b) at further intervals of 5 years.
- (a) deciding whether the objects of this Act remain valid; and
- (b) deciding whether this Act is meeting its objects; and
- (c) deciding whether the provisions of this Act are appropriate for meeting its objects; and
- (d) investigating any specific issue recommended by the Minister or the president, including, for example, whether any provision of an enabling Act affects the effective operation of the tribunal.