Organised Crime Regulations 2016 · As enacted · Part 2 · Appeals Against Decisions Made Concerning Ocpo or Fro Upon Conviction
14. Decision on appeal
Feedback & supportAt the hearing of the appeal, the appellate court may —
if the appellate court considers that there is no sufficient ground for interfering with the decision of the original court, dismiss the appeal;
alter or reverse the decision of the original court;
direct that further inquiry must be made; or
remit the matter, with the opinion of the appellate court, to the original court.
Nothing in paragraph (1) prevents the appellate court from making such other order in the matter as the appellate court thinks just, and by such order exercising any power which the original court might have exercised.
Subregulation 1
At the hearing of the appeal, the appellate court may —
if the appellate court considers that there is no sufficient ground for interfering with the decision of the original court, dismiss the appeal;
alter or reverse the decision of the original court;
direct that further inquiry must be made; or
remit the matter, with the opinion of the appellate court, to the original court.
Subregulation 2
Nothing in paragraph (1) prevents the appellate court from making such other order in the matter as the appellate court thinks just, and by such order exercising any power which the original court might have exercised.