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When is the deadline for written statement to the minister before oral information may be relied on in a s 500 review?

The catalogue records a 2 working-days period from The day the ART holds a hearing (other than a directions hearing) in relation to the decision under review. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.

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Period
2 working-days
Trigger
The day the ART holds a hearing (other than a directions hearing) in relation to the decision under review
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Rollovers and holidays
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  • Corrected on verification: the researched catalogue described the s 500 'business day' definition as a day that is not a Saturday, a Sunday, a public holiday in the Australian Capital Territory, or a public holiday 'in the place concerned'. The definition is expressed by reference to a public holiday in the Australian Capital Territory or in the place where the hearing is to be held, so the relevant second limb is the hearing place, not the place of the person giving the statement. Counted backwards under Acts Interpretation Act 1901 (Cth) s 36(1) table item 7: the hearing day is excluded and the 2 business days must fall clear of it. Rollover must not push the date later; where the computed day is not a business day the statement must be given earlier.

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