When is the deadline for sat - application invoking the tribunal's review jurisdiction?
The catalogue records a 28 days period from The day the decision-maker gives notice under SAT Act s 20(1), or makes the decision under s 20(5), or the day fixed by the enabling Act where a decision is deemed to have been made. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.
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- 28 days
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- The day the decision-maker gives notice under SAT Act s 20(1), or makes the decision under s 20(5), or the day fixed by the enabling Act where a decision is deemed to have been made
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- SAT Rules r 10(1)-(2): the Tribunal may extend any time fixed under the Act, an enabling Act or the rules for commencing a proceeding, on application or on its own initiative, and may do so even if the time expired before the application was made. This is a broad, expressly retrospective extension power.
- SAT Act s 44(1)(b) allows the executive officer to reject an application made after the time limit, and s 44(3) gives the applicant a right to have that rejection referred to the Tribunal for review. A proceeding commences when the application is ACCEPTED by the executive officer (s 42(3)), not when it is lodged.