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103 Restriction orders and suspensions: decisions on review or appeal
(1) On an appeal under section 50 (4) or (5) of the CCM against a decision to impose a restriction order or suspension, the President of Tribunals or person hearing the appeal may—
(a) confirm the decision,
(b) reverse the decision, or
(c) vary the terms of the restriction order or suspension.
(2) On a review under section 50 (6) of the CCM of a decision not to impose a restriction order or suspension, the President of Tribunals may—
(a) confirm the decision,
(b) reverse the decision and, accordingly, impose a restriction order or suspension on the person to whom the decision relates, or
(c) remit the decision to the relevant officer for reconsideration with such directions (if any) as the President considers appropriate.
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103 Restriction orders and suspensions: decisions on review or appeal
(1) On an appeal under section 50 (4) or (5) of the CCM against a decision to impose a restriction order or suspension, the President of Tribunals or person hearing the appeal may—
(a) confirm the decision,
(b) reverse the decision, or
(c) vary the terms of the restriction order or suspension.
(2) On a review under section 50 (6) of the CCM of a decision not to impose a restriction order or suspension, the President of Tribunals may—
(a) confirm the decision,
(b) reverse the decision and, accordingly, impose a restriction order or suspension on the person to whom the decision relates, or
(c) remit the decision to the relevant officer for reconsideration with such directions (if any) as the President considers appropriate.
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