Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:C2004A02028:body:0:p28
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:C2004A02028
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Character Range: 66852–69604

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"107vzze. In Part IIIa (other than section 107vk)—
    (a) a reference to a decision of the Repatriation Review Tribunal shall be read as including a reference to a decision of the Administrative Appeals Tribunal on a review in accordance with a direction under sub-section (8) of section 107vzzb;
    (b) a reference to the Repatriation Review Tribunal shall, in relation to a decision of the Administrative Appeals Tribunal referred to in paragraph (a), be read as a reference to the Administrative Appeals Tribunal; and
    (c) a reference to the service, in accordance with section 107vk, of a copy of a decision shall, in relation to a decision of the Administrative Appeals Tribunal referred to in paragraph (a) of this sub-section, be read as a reference to the service, in accordance with sub-section (3) of section 43 of the Administrative Appeals Tribunal Act 1975, of a copy of that last-mentioned decision.

Effect of decision of Administrative Appeals Tribunal on proceeding before Repatriation Review Tribunal
"107vzzf. Where the Administrative Appeals Tribunal decides a review under this Part without exercising the power conferred on it by section 107vzzd to remit the review to the Repatriation Review Tribunal, the proceeding before the Repatriation Review Tribunal with respect to the decision the subject of the review by the Administrative Appeals Tribunal shall be deemed to have been closed.
"PART IIIc—REFERENCES AND APPEALS FROM THE REPATRIATION REVIEW TRIBUNAL TO THE FEDERAL COURT

Reference of questions of law to Federal Court of Australia
"107vzzg. (1) The Tribunal may, of its own motion or at the request of the applicant or the Commission, refer a question of law arising in a proceeding before the Tribunal to the Federal Court of Australia for decision but a question shall not be so referred without the concurrence of the President of the Tribunal.
"(2) The Federal Court of Australia has jurisdiction to hear and determine a question of law referred to it under this section and that jurisdiction shall be exercised, subject to sub-section (3), by a single Judge.
"(3) The Chief Judge of the Federal Court of Australia may, if in his opinion a question of law referred to the Court under this section involves the determination of a matter of sufficient importance, direct that, for the purpose of the determination of that question, the Court shall be constituted by not less than 3 Judges.
"(4) Where a question of law arising in any proceeding has been referred to the Federal Court of Australia under this section, the Tribunal shall not, in that proceeding—
    (a) give a decision to which the question is relevant while the reference is pending; or
    (b) proceed in a manner, or make a decision, that