Care Standards Act 2000
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21 Appeals to the Tribunal.
(1) An appeal against— (a) a decision of the registration authority under this Part; . . . (b) an order made by a justice of the peace under section 20 or 20A ; or (c) a notice served under section 22B(1), shall lie to the Tribunal. (2) No appeal against a decision or order may be brought by a person more than 28 days after service on him of notice of the decision or order. (2A) No appeal against a notice under section 22B(1) may be brought by a person more than 28 days after the notice was served on him. (3) On an appeal against a decision of the registration authority , other than a decision to which a notice under section 20B relates, the Tribunal may confirm the decision or direct that it shall not have effect. (4) On an appeal against an order made by a justice of the peace the Tribunal may confirm the order or direct that it shall cease to have effect. (4ZA) On an appeal against a decision to which a notice under section 20B relates, the Tribunal may confirm the decision or direct that it shall cease to have effect. (4A) On an appeal against a notice served under section 22B(1) the Tribunal may confirm the notice or direct that it shall cease to have effect. (4B) If the Tribunal directs that a notice (“the first notice”) under section 22B(1) shall cease to have effect it must direct that any other notice under that section which is connected to the first notice shall also cease to have effect. (4C) For the purposes of subsection (4B), notices are connected if they impose the requirement mentioned in section 22B(2) in relation to the same establishment. (5) The Tribunal shall also have power on an appeal . . . — (a) to vary any condition for the time being in force in respect of the establishment or agency to which the appeal relates; (b) to direct that any such condition shall cease to have effect; . . . (c) to direct that any such condition as it thinks fit shall have effect in respect of the establishment or agency; or (d) to vary the period of any suspension. (6) Subsection (1) does not apply to a decision of the Welsh Ministers under section 30ZA (penalty notices). (7) Subsection (1) does not apply to a decision of the CIECSS— (a) to impose a monetary penalty under section 30ZC; (b) as to the amount of such a penalty.
21 Appeals to the Tribunal.
(1) An appeal against— (a) a decision of the registration authority under this Part; . . . (b) an order made by a justice of the peace under section 20 or 20A ; or (c) a notice served under section 22B(1), shall lie to the Tribunal. (2) No appeal against a decision or order may be brought by a person more than 28 days after service on him of notice of the decision or order. (2A) No appeal against a notice under section 22B(1) may be brought by a person more than 28 days after the notice was served on him. (3) On an appeal against a decision of the registration authority , other than a decision to which a notice under section 20B relates, the Tribunal may confirm the decision or direct that it shall not have effect. (4) On an appeal against an order made by a justice of the peace the Tribunal may confirm the order or direct that it shall cease to have effect. (4ZA) On an appeal against a decision to which a notice under section 20B relates, the Tribunal may confirm the decision or direct that it shall cease to have effect. (4A) On an appeal against a notice served under section 22B(1) the Tribunal may confirm the notice or direct that it shall cease to have effect. (4B) If the Tribunal directs that a notice (“the first notice”) under section 22B(1) shall cease to have effect it must direct that any other notice under that section which is connected to the first notice shall also cease to have effect. (4C) For the purposes of subsection (4B), notices are connected if they impose the requirement mentioned in section 22B(2) in relation to the same establishment. (5) The Tribunal shall also have power on an appeal . . . — (a) to vary any condition for the time being in force in respect of the establishment or agency to which the appeal relates; (b) to direct that any such condition shall cease to have effect; . . . (c) to direct that any such condition as it thinks fit shall have effect in respect of the establishment or agency; or (d) to vary the period of any suspension. (6) Subsection (1) does not apply to a decision of the Welsh Ministers under section 30ZA (penalty notices). (7) Subsection (1) does not apply to a decision of the CIECSS— (a) to impose a monetary penalty under section 30ZC; (b) as to the amount of such a penalty.
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