You can't challenge the Minister's decisions in court if they use their powers under section 83(6) or section 86(2). The Minister's decisions can't be reviewed or quashed in court even if the conditions for making the decision didn't exist. The court can't question the Minister's decisions made under these sections.
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No exercise or purported exercise by the Minister of any power conferred on the Minister by section 83(6) or section 86(2) shall be liable to be challenged, reviewed, quashed, or called into question in any court on the ground that the conditions for the exercise of the power by the Minister had not arisen or had ceased.
