Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal Act 2009
sec.40Parties to review jurisdiction
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sec.40 Parties to review jurisdiction
A person is a party to a proceeding in the tribunal’s review jurisdiction if the person is— the applicant; or the decision-maker for the reviewable decision the subject matter of the proceeding; or intervening in the proceeding under section 41 ; or joined as a party to the proceeding under section 42 ; or someone else an enabling Act states is a party to the proceeding. In a proceeding in the tribunal’s review jurisdiction, so far as is practicable, the official description of the decision-maker must be used as the party’s name instead of the decision-maker’s name. (sec.40-ssec.1) A person is a party to a proceeding in the tribunal’s review jurisdiction if the person is— the applicant; or the decision-maker for the reviewable decision the subject matter of the proceeding; or intervening in the proceeding under section 41 ; or joined as a party to the proceeding under section 42 ; or someone else an enabling Act states is a party to the proceeding. (sec.40-ssec.2) In a proceeding in the tribunal’s review jurisdiction, so far as is practicable, the official description of the decision-maker must be used as the party’s name instead of the decision-maker’s name.
- (a) the applicant; or
- (b) the decision-maker for the reviewable decision the subject matter of the proceeding; or
- (c) intervening in the proceeding under section 41 ; or
- (d) joined as a party to the proceeding under section 42 ; or
- (e) someone else an enabling Act states is a party to the proceeding.