Totalisator Licensing and Regulation Act 2000
122Powers of Supreme Court
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122 Powers of Supreme Court (1) In determining an application under this Division, the Supreme Court may: (a) affirm the declaration or requirement the subject of the notice; (b) if satisfied that proper grounds for making the declaration or imposing the requirement do not exist – vary or quash the declaration or requirement; or (c) remit the matter to the Minister for re-consideration, and make any other order or orders as to costs as it considers appropriate. (2) An order under subsection (1) quashing or varying a declaration or requirement may have effect from the date that the notice making the declaration or imposing the requirement took effect or from a later date as the Supreme Court considers just and specifies in the order.
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