Online Criminal Harms Act 2023 · s 41

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—(1) It is the function and duty of every Reviewing Tribunal to consider and determine any appeal made under section 18 or 37 and served on the Secretary to the Reviewing Tribunals.(2) However, a Reviewing Tribunal may summarily dismiss any appeal which it determines to be frivolous or vexatious.(3) A Reviewing Tribunal may determine an appeal made to the Reviewing Tribunal by affirming or cancelling the Part 2 direction or Part 6 order, as the case may be.(4) Every Reviewing Tribunal has to carry out its work expeditiously.(5) A Reviewing Tribunal’s decision under subsection (3) is final.
It is the function and duty of every Reviewing Tribunal to consider and determine any appeal made under section 18 or 37 and served on the Secretary to the Reviewing Tribunals.
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 affirming or cancelling the Part 2 direction or Part 6 order, as the case may be.
Every Reviewing Tribunal has to carry out its work expeditiously.
A Reviewing Tribunal’s decision under subsection (3) is final.

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s 41Reviewing Tribunal — function

(1)

It is the function and duty of every Reviewing Tribunal to consider and determine any appeal made under section 18 or 37 and served on the Secretary to the Reviewing Tribunals.

(2)

However, a Reviewing Tribunal may summarily dismiss any appeal which it determines to be frivolous or vexatious.

(3)

A Reviewing Tribunal may determine an appeal made to the Reviewing Tribunal by affirming or cancelling the Part 2 direction or Part 6 order, as the case may be.

(4)

Every Reviewing Tribunal has to carry out its work expeditiously.

(5)

A Reviewing Tribunal’s decision under subsection (3) is final.