S.L. 499.23 Art. 63Right of appeal before the Tribunal.

(1) Any person aggrieved by any decision of the Authority not to grant or renew a licence, certificate or permit, or to suspend or revoke such licence, certificate or permit, or to impose any conditions, limitations or exclusions therein, or to impose any administrative penalty on such person, may, within twenty days from when such decision is communicated to him, lodge an appeal therefrom before the Tribunal.

(2) The Tribunal may confirm, revoke or alter the decision of or the administrative penalty imposed by the Authority. The administrative penalty, if any, as confirmed or modified by the Tribunal, and, or by the Court of Appeal, where an appeal on a point of law is lodged in terms of the Act, shall be recoverable by the Authority as a civil debt and the decision of the Tribunal or the Court of Appeal, as the case may be, shall constitute an executive title for all intents and purposes of the Code of Organization and Civil Procedure.

(3) If upon renewal of a licence, certificate or permit granted in terms of these regulations the person in whose name such licence, certificate or permit is granted owes the Authority a civil debt in terms of sub-regulation (2), such licence, certificate or permit may not be renewed unless and until such debt is settled in full.

(4) If at the moment that a check on compliance is carried out by the Authority a civil debt in terms of sub-regulation (2) is due by any person to the Authority, the relative licence, certificate or permit may be suspended without the need of recourse to the Tribunal until such debt is settled in full.