When you appeal a decision under this law, the original decision stays in effect until the court decides on your appeal. This means that whatever was decided before will continue to apply. However, the court can change this if they think it's necessary. They might decide to pause the original decision while they look at your appeal.
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The decision to which an appeal under this Act relates remains in full force pending the determination of the appeal unless the court otherwise orders.
