Paragraph 3 AppealsI1
England, Wales and Scotland Not yet in force
The grounds on which an appeal may be brought are—
that the decision to vary, suspend or withdraw the authorisation was unreasonable;
If satisfied that any of those grounds is made out, the Tribunal must allow the appeal and—
direct that the variation, suspension or withdrawal be undone, or
remit the matter to the Secretary of State with a direction that the Secretary of State consider, in accordance with the findings of the Tribunal and by such time as the Tribunal specifies, whether to undo the variation, suspension or withdrawal.
Otherwise, the Tribunal must dismiss the appeal.
In this paragraph—
references to the undoing of a variation, suspension or withdrawal refer—
in the case of variation, to the reversal of the variation,
in the case of suspension, to the lifting of the suspension, or
in the case of withdrawal, to the restoration of the withdrawn authorisation;
references to the authorised self-driving entity include, in the case of a withdrawn authorisation, the person who was the authorised self-driving entity immediately before the withdrawal;
“the Tribunal” means the First-tier Tribunal, subject to sub-paragraph (8).
Tribunal Procedure Rules may provide for an appeal under this paragraph to be made to the Upper Tribunal instead of the First-tier Tribunal; and if that is done references to “the Tribunal” are to be read accordingly.
Annotations
Commencement
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Sch. 1 para. 3 not in force at Royal Assent, see s. 99(1)