Legal Services Act 2011, s 52
You can get a decision reconsidered if it’s about:
whether or not to grant you Legal Aid
cancelling (“withdrawing”) or changing your Legal Aid grant
how much Legal Aid to grant you for your case
placing a condition on your Legal Aid, like a “charge” on your house or other property (a charge is a legal interest that Legal Aid Services can register against your property as security for your Legal Aid debt. It means that if you sell the property, your debt will be repaid out of the sale price)
how much you have to repay, including decisions about interim repayments – this also includes if you’ve asked Legal Aid Services to write off (cancel) some or all of your Legal Aid debt and they’ve refused
enforcing a condition on your Legal Aid.
If Legal Aid Services don’t change their decision, you can appeal to the Legal Aid Tribunal.