Table of Types of Applications
Name of Legislation and Section of the Act | Type of decision | Who is the decision maker/respondent | Which form to use and any special requirements |
Architects Act 1929 | Appeal of a decision to refuse registration or renewal of registration (Section 18) | Board of Architects of Tasmania | |
Conveyancing Act 2004 | Review of one of the decisions or order that are set out in Section 42 | Director of Consumer Affairs and Trading | |
Health Practitioners Tribunal Act 2010 | Referral of a matter about a registered health practitioner or student to the Tribunal (Section 21(1)) Review of one of the decisions set out in Section 199(1) of the National Law. (Section 21(2)) Review of a decision which is reviewable by the Tribunal by a referring Act (Section 21(4)) | National Board (AHPRA) | General Referral Form (for Section 21(1)) General Review Form (for Section 21(2)) General Review Form (for Section 21(4)). Special Requirement 1: You need to attach a copy of the decision that you are requesting to be reviewed. Special Requirement 2: the applicant must serve a copy of the application on each other party to the proceedings and any other person who is entitled to a notice of the application under the Act. An application for review must be made within 28 days after the decision is made or the reasons for the decision are given to a person. |
Land Valuers Act 2001 | Review of a determination or order (Section 16) | Director of Consumer Affairs and Fair Trading | |
Local Government Act 1993 | Review of a determination of a code of conduct complaint due to failure to comply with rules of natural justice (Section 28ZP) | Investigating Panel | |
Motor Vehicle Traders Act 2011 | Review of a decision set out in Section 26(1) | Director of Consumer Affairs and Fair Trading | |
Occupational Licencing Act 2005 | Appeal a decision in relation to an owner builder permit under Section 29D (Section 82) Appeal a decision in relation to a contractors licence under Section 34 (Section 82) Appeal a decision in relation to a practitioner’s licence under Section 37 (Section 82) Appeal a decision in relation to a building services licence under Section 37B (Section 82) | Administrator of Occupational Licencing | |
Pharmacy Control Act 2001 | Appeal a decision of the Authority for the purposes of the Act (Section 60) | Tasmanian Pharmacy Authority | |
Police Service Act 2003 | Appeal a decision of the Board made in relation to a review (Section 75B) | Police Review Board | |
Property Agents and Land Transactions Act 2016 | Referral of a conduct complaint to the Tribunal (Section 100(c)) Appeal a decision of the Board (Section 116(1)) Appeal a decision to refuse or renew a licence (Section 116(2)(a)) Appeal a decision to suspend a property agent licence (Section 166(2)(b)) | Property Agents Board | General Referral Form (for Section 100(c)) General Review Form (for Sections 116 (1), 116(2)(a) and (b)) Special Requirements: An appeal under Section 116 must be filed within 14 days after notice of the Board’s decision is given to the person.
An appeal under Section 116 automatically stays the operation of the decision which is the subject of the appeal. |
Security and Investigations Agents Act 2002 | Review of one of the decisions of the Director set out in Section 37. | Director of Consumer Affairs and Fair Trading | |
Surveyors Act | Review of a decision of the Director (Section 37) | Director of Consumer Affairs | |
Taxi and Hire Vehicles Industries (Review of Decisions) Regulations 2019 | Review a finding or determination of the Commission except if the decision related to Schedule 2 of the Regulations (Statutory Rule 11) | Transport Commission | |
Teachers Registration Act 2000 | Review of a decision that effects a person or a person employed by that person where notice has been given under Section 28 (Section 29) | Teachers Registration Board | |
Veterinary Surgeons Act 1987 | Review of decisions or delay of the Board to give a decision in relation to the matters set out in Section 53 | Veterinary Board of Tasmania | Special Requirements: any application to review in relation to neglect or delay can only be filed after 60 days of the date of receipt of the application by the board or of any further information required to be provided (see Section 53(1)(d)) |