You can appeal to the Court of Appeal if you are a party to an appeal under section 427. You need to get leave from the High Court or special leave from the Court of Appeal to do this. The Court of Appeal can then make a decision on the question of law. You can ask the Court of Appeal to make an order or determination on your appeal. The Court of Appeal's decision is final, whether it is about your appeal or your application to appeal. The rules of court apply to the procedure for your appeal, except where this section says otherwise. The Court of Appeal's decision on your appeal or application is final and cannot be changed. You must follow the rules of court when making your appeal, unless this section says you can do something differently. This means you have to follow the normal process for making an appeal to the Court of Appeal.