Sports Tribunal Act 2006

Transitional provisions, repeal, revocations, and consequential amendments - Transitional provisions for Tribunal

56: Issues, proceedings, matters, or things before Sports Disputes Tribunal

You could also call this:

"Old sports issues are still dealt with by the Sports Disputes Tribunal."

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If you have an issue with sport that was already being looked at by the Sports Disputes Tribunal before 1 July 2007, the Tribunal will keep dealing with it. You will be treated as if the Sports Tribunal Act 2006 did not exist. The Tribunal will finish looking at your issue, even if they had not started working on it before 1 July 2007.

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55: Meaning of Sports Disputes Tribunal, or

"What the Sports Disputes Tribunal is in New Zealand law"

57: References to Sports Disputes Tribunal, or

"What 'Sports Disputes Tribunal' means in contracts and documents after 2007"

Part 4Transitional provisions, repeal, revocations, and consequential amendments
Transitional provisions for Tribunal

56Issues, proceedings, matters, or things before Sports Disputes Tribunal

Any issue, proceeding, matter, or thing before or registered with, or being considered or dealt with by, the Sports Disputes Tribunal before 1 July 2007 must be dealt with by the Tribunal, whether or not any action was taken in relation to the issue, proceeding, matter, or thing before 1 July 2007, as if this Act had not been enacted.