Section 367B — Migration Act 1958 (Cth)

Certain ART proceedings must be in private

The hearing of a proceeding (within the meaning of the ART Act) for the review of a reviewable protection decision must be in private.

Note: Section 69 of the ART Act, which generally requires hearings to be in public, applies to hearings of proceedings for the review of reviewable migration decisions.

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Related sections

s 366D — Examination and cross‑examination not permitted
s 367 — Certain bridging visa decisions—to be made within prescribed period
s 367A — How ART is to deal with new claims or evidence in review of reviewable protection decisions
s 368 — ART’s decision and written statement etc.
s 368A — Notification of ART’s decision
s 368B — Notice of dismissal and reinstatement decisions and when taken to have been made

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