Racing and Wagering Act 2024
239Review by NTCAT
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239 Review by NTCAT (1) The NTCAT has jurisdiction to review the following: (a) a decision of the Commission to issue, refuse to issue, renew or refuse to renew a licence under section 140; (b) a decision of the Commission to refuse to approve a change in associated persons and shareholders under section 157; (c) a decision of the Commission to refuse to approve an arrangement or agreement under section 177; (d) a direction by the Commission under section 50(1), 168(1), 182(2), 213(1), 214(1), 224(2)(b), 226(2)(d) or 255(1); (e) a decision of the Commission to declare a wager void under section 209 or valid under section 210; (f) a decision of the Commission to prohibit the opening of an account under section 211; (g) a decision or action referred to in section 224 in relation to a complaint in relation to a wager if: (i) the amount of the wager is more than the amount prescribed by regulation; or (ii) the amount of the pay out on the wager would be more than the amount prescribed by regulation;
Racing and Wagering Act 2024 111 (h) any disciplinary action taken by the Commission under section 228; (i) a decision of the Director to refuse to return a seized thing under section 252; (j) a decision of the Director on forfeiture under section 253. (2) Any person entitled to receive a decision notice in relation to a decision, action or direction specified in subsection (1) has the right to apply for review of the decision, action or direction. (3) The person's right to have a decision, an action or direction reviewed by NTCAT must be stated in the decision notice, notice of the action or direction. (4) An application to the NTCAT for review must be made within 14 days after the day the person making the application received the decision notice or was subject to the action that is the subject of the review. Note for section 239 The Northern Territory Civil and Administrative Act 2014 sets out the procedure for applying to the NTCAT for review and other relevant matters in relation to reviews.