6. Commencement of appeals

An appeal to the Minister shall be made by lodging a notice of appeal in accordance with rule 7.

A notice of appeal must be lodged —

for an appeal against an appealable decision that is a decision or direction of the Authority given by or under section 60 of the Act — within a period of 14 days after the appellant is notified of the decision or direction; or (b)for an appeal against any other appealable decision — within a period of 14 days after —

the code of practice or standard of performance is issued or approved; or

the appellant is notified of the decision,whichever is applicable.

The Minister may, on the application of the appellant, allow an extension of the period delimited under paragraph (2) for the lodgment of the notice of appeal.

On receiving the notice of appeal, the Appeals Secretary must forward a copy thereof to each of the other parties concerned.

An appeal to the Minister shall be made by lodging a notice of appeal in accordance with rule 7.

A notice of appeal must be lodged —

for an appeal against an appealable decision that is a decision or direction of the Authority given by or under section 60 of the Act — within a period of 14 days after the appellant is notified of the decision or direction; or (b)for an appeal against any other appealable decision — within a period of 14 days after —

the code of practice or standard of performance is issued or approved; or

the appellant is notified of the decision,whichever is applicable.

The Minister may, on the application of the appellant, allow an extension of the period delimited under paragraph (2) for the lodgment of the notice of appeal.

On receiving the notice of appeal, the Appeals Secretary must forward a copy thereof to each of the other parties concerned.