Section 4: Appeal to Tribunal
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4. Appeal to Tribunal
(1) Subject to subsection (4), any person who is aggrieved by a determination—
(a) of the Director-General under an enactment specified in Part I of
the Schedule;
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(b) of the Registrar-General under an enactment specified in Part II
of the Schedule; or
(c) under the enactment specified in Part III of the Schedule, including the levying of any general rate under section 95 (6) of the
Local Government Act,
may, within 28 days of the date of the determination or such longer period
as the Tribunal may determine, appeal to the Tribunal and lodge his appeal
with the Clerk.
(2) Any person lodging an appeal under this section shall forward a copy
of his grounds of appeal to all parties to the appeal within the time specified
in subsection (1).
(3) (a) Where an appeal is lodged under this section, the Chairperson
shall, subject to section 5 (4), refer the matter to a division for hearing and
determination.
(b) No ground other than a ground set out in the notice of appeal
shall be considered at the hearing.
(4) No appeal shall lie from—
(a) a determination of the Director-General relating to the compounding of an offence under any enactment specified in Part I
of the Schedule; or
(b) a decision to refer a matter to the police in connection with the
suspected commission of an offence under any enactment specified in Part I of the Schedule.
(5) Subject to section 7 (3), the Tribunal shall have jurisdiction on penalty
and surcharge, but not on interest chargeable, under the enactments referred
to in the Schedule.