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Social Security Act 2018

Reviews and appeals - Appeals to appeal authority - Procedure

404: Notice, and carrying into effect, of decision

You could also call this:

“Telling people about the decision and making it happen”

When an appeal is decided, the authority’s Secretary will send a message to the chief executive and the person who made the appeal. This message will explain what the authority decided and why they made that decision.

After receiving this message, the chief executive must act quickly to make sure the authority’s decision is put into action. They need to do whatever is necessary to make the decision happen.

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Part 7 Reviews and appeals
Appeals to appeal authority: Procedure

404Notice, and carrying into effect, of decision

  1. On the determination of an appeal, the authority’s Secretary must send to the chief executive and to the appellant a memorandum of—

  2. the authority’s determination; and
    1. the authority’s reasons for the authority’s determination.

      1. The chief executive must promptly take all necessary steps to carry into effect the authority’s determination.

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