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Foreign Interference (Countermeasures) Act 2021 · Updated to 5 Dec 2025 · Part 8 · Oversight Arrangements
Foreign Interference (Countermeasures) Act 2021 · Updated to 5 Dec 2025 · Part 8 · Oversight Arrangements
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It is the function and duty of every Reviewing Tribunal to consider and determine any appeal made under section 92 and served on the Secretary to the Reviewing Tribunals —
by a person who is given a Part 3 direction and who may appeal against the authorisation by the Minister made under section 23(3)(b) or affirmed under section 23(3)(c) to the competent authority to give the direction; or
by a proprietor of a proscribed online location and who may appeal against the Minister’s declaration made under section 26(3)(b) or affirmed under section 26(3)(c) in relation to that online location.
However, a Reviewing Tribunal may summarily dismiss any appeal which it determines to be frivolous or vexatious.
A Reviewing Tribunal may determine an appeal made to the Reviewing Tribunal by —
dismissing the appeal and confirming the decision appealed against; or
revoking the decision appealed against.
Every Reviewing Tribunal has to carry out its work expeditiously.
In relation to a Reviewing Tribunal determining an appeal under this Part, Part 3 applies as if the reference in that Part to the Minister were a reference to the Reviewing Tribunal.
A Reviewing Tribunal’s decision under subsection (3) is final.
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