Review by Tribunal
(1) For the purposes of this section, each of the following decisions of the Minister is a reviewable decision: (a) a decision to: (i) give; or (ii) refuse to give; a direction under subsection 10.44(1), subsection 10.46(3), paragraph 10.49(3)(b), subsection 10.51(1), subsection 10.56(3) or paragraph 10.59(3)(b); (b) a decision under section 10.49, 10.59 or 10.64 to: (i) accept an offer; or (ii) refuse to accept an offer; (c) a decision under paragraph 10.49(3)(a), 10.59(3)(a) or 10.64(3)(a) to: (i) revoke a reference; or (ii) refuse to revoke a reference; (d) a decision under paragraph 10.49(3)(c) to: (i) revoke a direction; or (ii) refuse to revoke a direction; (e) a decision to: (i) make; or (ii) refuse to make; an order under subsection 10.54(1) or 10.61(1); (f) a decision under paragraph 10.59(3)(c) or 10.64(3)(b) to: (i) revoke an order; or (ii) refuse to revoke an order. (2) If the Minister makes a reviewable decision: (a) a person whose interests are affected by the decision; or (b) a designated shipper body; may apply in writing to the Tribunal for a review of the decision. (3) An application under this section for a review of a decision must be made within 21 days after the Minister made the decision. (4) If the Tribunal receives an application under this section for a review of a decision, the Tribunal must review the decision.
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