QueenslandLiquor Act
1992Queensland Building Tribunal Act 2000LIQUOR(TRIBUNAL)REGULATION2002Reprinted as in force at repeal (1 July
2003)(regulation not amended up to this
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s13s3Liquor (Tribunal) Regulation 2002LIQUOR (TRIBUNAL) REGULATION 2002[reprinted as in force on 1 July
2003]PART 1—PRELIMINARY1Short
titleThis regulation may be cited as theLiquor (Tribunal) Regulation 2002.2CommencementThis regulation
commences on 6 December 2002.PART
2—PROVISIONS RELATING TO TRIBUNAL3Witness fees and expenses(1)For section 27(3)(a)1of the Act, the witness fees and
expenses are thefollowing—(a)an
attendance allowance of $49 for each day or part of a day;(b)a travelling allowance;(c)an accommodation allowance.(2)IfthepersontravelstoandfromtheTribunalbyairanditisreasonable in the circumstances to
travel by air, the travelling allowance isthe amount
payable for economy class air travel by the person to and
fromthe Tribunal.(3)If
subsection (2) does not apply, the travelling allowance is—1Section 27 (Summons to witnesses) of
the Act
s44s5Liquor (Tribunal) Regulation 2002(a)theamountactuallyandproperlypaidforfaresforpublictransport to and
from the Tribunal; or(b)if there is no
public transport available—$10 for each day or partofadayplusanamountworkedoutattherateof40centsakilometre travelled.(4)If
the person is required to attend at the Tribunal for more than 1
dayand it is not reasonably practicable for the
person to return to the person’splace of
residence on any day on which the person is required to attend
atthe Tribunal, the accommodation allowance is
$90 for each overnight stay.4Applications or matters for Queensland
Building TribunalAct 2000, s 26C(9)(1)TheapplicationsormattersfortheQueenslandBuildingTribunalAct 2000,
section 26C(9),2definition “prescribed application or
matter” arestated in schedule 1.(2)However, the presiding case manager may not,
under section 26A(1)3of the Act,
consider or give directions about the following—(a)strikingoutamatterorproceedingonthegroundthatitisfrivolous or
vexatious;(b)staying a decision of the chief
executive;(c)giving leave to adduce new evidence
under section 35A4of theAct.5Fees(1)The
fees payable under the Act in relation to the Tribunal are stated
inschedule 2.(2)The
chairperson, deputy chairperson or presiding case manager
maywaive the fee payable by an appellant under
schedule 2, item 2(b) if thechairperson,deputychairpersonorpresidingcasemanagerissatisfiedpayment of the
fee would cause financial hardship to the appellant.2QueenslandBuilding
Tribunal Act2000, section 26C (Presiding case
manager’spower to deal with particular applications
to central tribunals)3Section 26A
(Directions) of the Act4Section 35A
(Tribunal may give leave for appeal to be based on new evidence
andrelated matters) of the Act
5Liquor (Tribunal) Regulation
2002SCHEDULE 1APPLICATIONS OR
MATTERS FOR QUEENSLANDBUILDING TRIBUNAL ACT 2000, SECTION
26C(9)section 41.An
application made to, or matter before, the Tribunal to the
extentnecessary—(a)to
decide whether it has jurisdiction, under section 21(1)(a),
(b),(c) or (e)5of
the Act, to hear and decide a particular appeal; or(b)todecidewhethertopermitamendmentofadocumentundersection
26(1)(d)6of the Act; or(c)to
hold a conference under section 26A(1)7of
the Act; or(d)to decide whether to give leave under
section 34(4)(c) or (6)8ofthe
Act.5Section 21 (Jurisdiction and powers of
Tribunal) of the Act6Section 26 (Powers of Tribunal in
proceedings) of the Act7Section 26A
(Directions) of the Act. See also section 4(2).8Section 34 (Arranging the hearing of appeal)
of the Act
6Liquor (Tribunal) Regulation
2002SCHEDULE 2FEESsection 5$Summons to witness1.Application for a notice under section 27(1)
of the Act23.00Filing notice of
appeal2.Filingnoticeofanappealundersection31(2)ofthe
Act—(a)foranappellantwhohasadirectorindirectfinancial
interest in licensed premises that maybe affected by
the outcome of the appeal . . . . . .200.00(b)for any other appellant. .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .50.00
