72 CAT powers on review: England and Wales and Northern Ireland
Subsidy Control Act 2022 (2022 c 23) | Legislation

72  CAT powers on review: England and Wales and Northern Ireland

(1)     This section applies to applications under section 70 in England and Wales or Northern Ireland.

(2)     The Tribunal must either dismiss the application or grant the following kinds of relief—

(a)     a mandatory order;

(b)     a prohibiting order;

(c)     a quashing order;

(d)     a declaration;

(e)     an injunction.

(3)     Where the Tribunal grants relief under subsection (2)(c), it may refer the matter back to the person who made the decision with a direction to reconsider and make a new decision in accordance with its ruling.

(4)     In making a reference

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