52Grounds for review

1. An aided person or an applicant for legal aid may apply to the Tribunal for a review of the Commissioner's reconsideration of a decision referred to in subsection (2) on the grounds that it is—

2. manifestly unreasonable; or
3. wrong in law.

4. The decisions that may be reviewed are decisions that affect the applicant for review, and relate to any 1 or more of the following:

5. an application for legal aid:
6. any conditions imposed under section 18 or 47 on a grant of legal aid:
7. any amount payable by an aided person, whether as an interim repayment or a repayment, under a grant of legal aid:
8. the maximum grant under a grant of a legal aid:
9. any decision to depart from, or to refuse to depart from, fees prescribed by regulations under section 114(1)(cc):
10. the withdrawal of, or amendment to, a grant of legal aid:
11. the enforcement of any condition imposed under section 18 or 47 on a grant of legal aid:
12. any changes to, or dealings with, a charge on property arising out of a grant of legal aid:
13. an application under section 46.

14. A party who has applied to the Commissioner for payment of costs under section 46 may apply to the Tribunal for a review of the Commissioner's decision under that section on the grounds that the decision is—

15. manifestly unreasonable; or
16. wrong in law.

17. A lead provider may apply to the Tribunal for a review of the Commissioner's reconsideration of a decision referred to in section 51(1A) on the ground that it is—

18. manifestly unreasonable; or
19. wrong in law.

20. In this section, decision includes a failure or refusal to make or reconsider a decision.