S.L. 499.25 Art. 17Grounds of appeal.

(1) An appeal to the Administrative Review Tribunal may be filed on any of the following grounds:

(a) that a material error as to the facts has been made;

(b) that there was a material procedural error;

(c) that an error of law has been made;

(d) that there was some material illegality, including unreasonableness or lack of proportionality.

(2) The Administrative Review Tribunal shall give reasons for its decision and shall cause such decisions to be made public omitting, if it deems it appropriate for reasons of commercial or security confidentiality, the names of the persons involved and any other information.

(3) In determining an appeal under this regulation the Administrative Review Tribunal may -

(a) dismiss the appeal; or;

(b) annul the decision or authorisation, and where the said Tribunal annuls the decision or authorisation it may refer the matter to the managing body of the airport or the Director, as the case may be, with a direction to reconsider it and reach a decision or authorisation consistent with the findings of the Tribunal.

(4) The effect of a decision or authorisation to which an appeal relates shall not, except where the Tribunal or the Court of Appeal, as the case may be, so orders, be suspended in consequence of the bringing of the appeal.