Majority decision procedure for differing Appellate Tribunal Members was omitted, ending the prescribed reference and resolution mechanism. Section 31, governing majority decisions on disagreement between two Members of an Appellate Tribunal Bench, stands omitted with effect from 26 May 2017. ... Summary
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Majority decision procedure for differing Appellate Tribunal Members was omitted, ending the prescribed reference and resolution mechanism.
Section 31, governing majority decisions on disagreement between two Members of an Appellate Tribunal Bench, stands omitted with effect from 26 May 2017. Previously, Members were required to state the points of difference and refer them to the Chairperson, who could hear or assign those points to other Members. Resolution followed the majority opinion of all Members hearing the case, including the original Members.
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