269Statutory rules may make provision for appeals and original applications

#### 269 Statutory rules may make provision for appeals and original applications 269 Statutory rules may make provision for appeals and original applications (cf Gen Act, s 242(1) and (2)) > The statutory rules may make provision for or with respect to the following— > > > (a) the conferral of jurisdiction on the Local Court to hear and determine original applications for orders of a kind prescribed by the statutory rules for the purposes of paragraph (c) of the definition of original application in section 266(1), > > > (b) the matters that the Local Court may or must take into account (or not take into account) when determining an appeal against a specified class or classes of appealable decision or an original application, > > > (c) the manner of notification of specified appealable decisions by Transport for NSW or any other person to persons affected by the decisions, > > > (d) the notification of appeal rights concerning specified appealable decisions to persons affected by the decision, > > > (e) the giving of reasons for specified appealable decisions or original applications, > > > (f) the grounds on which the Local Court may (or may not) allow an appeal against a specified appealable decisions, > > > (g) the adjournment of appeals or original applications under this Part, > > > (h) the internal review of specified appealable decisions as a precondition to appeals against such decisions under this Part, > > > (i) the actions that may be taken by the Local Court, or must be taken by Transport for NSW or any other person, after the determination of an appeal or original application under this Part, > > > (j) the circumstances in which specified appealable decisions are or are not stayed (or may or may not be stayed) by the Local Court pending the determination of an appeal under this Part, > > > (k) the admission of specified certified documents in evidence in an appeal or an original application under this Part as prima facie evidence of the matters stated in the document.