Administrative Review Tribunal (ART) applications against Child Support objection decisions 277-09180010
This document details the process involved when a customer lodges a request for the ART to review a Child Support objection decision.
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Customer lodges a request with ART to review an objection decision
Tribunal advise if first review to proceed or not proceed
Miscellaneous email received from the Tribunal
Customer lodges a request with ART to review an objection decision
Table 1
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ART notify of new review application + Read more ... When a person lodges an application with the ART, the ART will notify the Child Support via the Appeals mailbox. The following 2 emails will be received. Record of Application Lodgement - A copy of the application as lodged by the person at the ART This email will include (if available):
Request for Applicant Details - a request for Child Support to provide:
Check the following details provided by the ART against Child Support records, and inform the ART of any differences:
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Create an ART first review record (Program Officer managing the Appeals Support mailbox) + Read more ... Review the emails and attachments received to locate the applicant in Cuba and confirm the information matches the ART record. If a person cannot be found in Cuba using the information provided, reply to the ART to ask for more details. Create a new Review Record in Cuba Create a new review record using the detail in the ‘Record of Application Lodgement’ email. In the Tribunal Review Management window:
Creating a new ART record in Cuba automatically generates a Tribunal Review Lodged intray. Mailbox Move the email to the 1. Record of Application folder. Create a new Review Record in AST Database Create a new review record using the detail in the ‘Record of Application Lodgement’ email. In the AST database create a new record by entering:
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Locate the relevant objection decision (Program Officer managing the Appeals Support mailbox) + Read more ... Use the information provided by the ART to review recently made decisions and determine if there is an objection decision relating to the application. Where there are:
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Respond to Request for Applicant Details email (Program Officer managing the Appeals Support mailbox) + Read more ... Child Support must respond the ‘Request for Applicant Details’ email within 3 business days of receiving the email. Reply to the ‘Request for Applicant Details’ email using one of the below processes. If there is more than one potential reviewable decision:
Reviewable decision identified If a reviewable decision is identified:
Reviewable decision - EOT refusal If the identified decision is a refusal of an EOT to object:
Note: child support EOT reviews are ‘single’ party, meaning only the applicant party is involved in the review process. No reviewable decision identified / Not a child support customer An application may not be valid when;
Where any of the above circumstances are applicable:
If applicable, attach a copy of the original decision letter or ART First review decision if it will help the ART in their discussions with the applicant Mailbox Move the email to the 4. Finalised and Actioned folder. |
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Document request for applicant details email and response (Program Officer managing the Appeals Support mailbox) + Read more ... In the Tribunal Review Management window, document the:
Go to the review record. Create a new notepad for:
The Tribunal will review the response and advise if the review is to proceed or not. |
Tribunal advise if first review to proceed or not proceed
Table 2
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Tribunal advise if First Review is to proceed or not proceed + Read more ... The Tribunal will review the response provided by Child Support. Where applicable they will provide the customer an opportunity to clarify which decision they would like reviewed and/or make an EOT application. The Tribunal will notify Child Support via email if the review is to proceed or not proceed with the following outcomes:
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Review Cancelled/Registered in Error + Read more ... The Tribunal may advise a review is not to proceed and has been Cancelled or Registered in Error. This may occur where:
Child Support will receive an Ad-Hoc email advising of this. The Program Officer managing the Appeals Support mailbox will do the following. Finalise the AST Database
Record the outcome in Cuba In the Tribunal Record Management window:
Mailbox
Procedure ends here. |
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Incomplete application (No EOT application) + Read more ... The Tribunal will make the application incomplete when a person:
Child Support will receive a ‘Incomplete Application (No Extension of Time Application)’ email. The Program Officer managing the Appeals Support mailbox will do the following. Finalise the AST Database
Record the outcome in Cuba In the Tribunal Record Management window:
Mailbox
Procedure ends here. |
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Application Withdrawn + Read more ... An applicant may withdraw their application for review at any stage. The applicant has a period of time to apply to the Tribunal to have the review reinstated. The review will not proceed unless the Tribunal advises it is to be reinstated. If an ‘Application Withdrawn’ email is received, see Administrative Review Tribunal (ART) review dismissed, withdrawn or reinstated. |
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Application Dismissed + Read more ... The Tribunal may dismiss an application for review for various reasons, meaning the review will not proceed. If an ‘Application Dismissed’ email is received, see Administrative Review Tribunal (ART) review dismissed, withdrawn or reinstated. |
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Request for Documents - subsection 93(2) + Read more ... The Tribunal will issue a request for documents and information about a decision where a person makes an application for:
If a ‘Request for Documents – subsection 93(2)’ email is received, see Extension of time (EOT) for an Administrative Review Tribunal (ART) first review. |
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Request for Statement - section 23 + Read more ... Where an application is made in time and is to proceed, the Tribunal will issue a request under section 23 of the ART Act. The Registrar must provide a copy of every document relevant to the review of the decision and is in the possession or under the control within 28 days. Child Support will receive a ‘Request for Statement’ email with an attached ‘Statement Request’ word document. Note: the Tribunal have powers to shorten the standard 28 day timeframe. Review the ‘Statement Request’ attachment to identify if Tribunal have specified a shorter timeframe than 28 days. Is the decision for review a care decision?
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Process and allocate care decision review + Read more ... Review of care decision when loaded into Cuba needs extra steps due to alignment of care. Update the AST Database
Update Cuba In the Tribunal Record Management window:
Mailbox
Procedure ends here |
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Process and allocate all other decision reviews + Read more ... Update the AST Database
Update Cuba In the Tribunal Record Management window:
Mailbox
Procedure ends here. |
Miscellaneous email received from the Tribunal
Table 3
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Action |
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Ad-Hoc request + Read more ... An Ad-Hoc request is received when ART:
Read the email from ART and identify the action needed. If the Program Officer
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