This part of the law doesn't give you the right to object to certain things. You can't object to matters that the Commissioner gets to decide on their own. The Commissioner can use their discretion, judgment, opinion, approval, consent, or make a determination on these matters. However, there are two exceptions to this rule. You can still object to things covered by section 90 and section 91 of the Child Support Act 1991.
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This Part shall not confer any right of objection with respect to any matter (other than those to which section 90 and section 91 apply) which by any provision in this Act is left to the discretion, judgment, opinion, approval, consent, or determination of the Commissioner.
