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332: Method of bringing appeal
or “Explains how to start an appeal by telling the right people in writing”
You could also call this:

“You must be told about your right to disagree with a decision and how long you have to do it.”

When someone tells you about a decision or action that you can appeal under section 330, they must also tell you in writing that you have the right to appeal. They need to let you know how long you have to make your appeal. This is to make sure you understand your rights and don’t miss the chance to appeal if you want to.

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or “Things keep happening the same way while people wait for the appeal boss to decide if they should change”
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333Notice of right of appeal

  1. When notifying a person under this Part of any decision or action against which section 330 gives him or her a right of appeal, the decision-maker must also notify the person in writing of the right of appeal and the time within which an appeal must be lodged.