The appeals committee is a group that was set up under section 79 of this Act and it still exists. You can appeal to this committee if you disagree with a decision made by the Director-General to cancel or suspend a product notification. The committee has three members who are chosen by the Minister, and they can decide how they want to work.

The appeals committee can make its own rules about how it works, as long as it follows the rules in this Act or any regulations. When the committee is making decisions or using its powers, it must be independent and fair, which means it must follow the principles of natural justice. This means the committee must act independently and consider all the facts before making a decision.

The Minister chooses the members of the appeals committee and can decide what terms and conditions they work under. The committee's job is to hear appeals and make decisions about them, and it must do this in a fair and independent way.