Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2021L00996:reg:100
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2021L00996
Segment Type: reg
Provision Reference: reg 100
Character Range: 112045–113457

100  Appeal against appealable decision

(1)    The person affected by an appealable decision may appeal against the decision.

(2)    The appeal must:

(a)    be in writing; and

(b)    set out the grounds of the appeal; and

(c)    include, or be accompanied by, any evidence in support of the grounds; and

(d)    be given to the Registrar within the required period.

(3)    If:

(a)    the person appeals against the decision; and

(b)    immediately before the decision was made, the person was enrolled in a program for a research award; and

(c)    the appealable decision affected the person's right to remain enrolled in the program;

the person is entitled to be enrolled in the program until the appeal is finally decided.

(4)    In this section:
required period means:

(a)    20 working days after the day the person:

(i)    is told in writing under this instrument about the appealable decision; and

(ii)    given a statement of reasons under this instrument for the decision; and

(iii)    given anything else the person is required by a provision of this instrument to be given in relation to the decision; or

(b)    if the Registrar extends the period in the special circumstances of the case—the extended period.
[Note: For provisions of the kind mentioned in paragraph (a)(iii), see, for example, section 83(4)(b), (c) and (d) (Decision of Associate Dean following thesis examination).]