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ADMINISTRATIVE JUSTICE ACT
To provide for Administrative Justice in Malta.
15th June, 2007;
1st January, 2009
ACT V of 2007, as amended by Legal Notices 246 and 334 of 2009, and
337 of 2010; Act VI of 2011; and Legal Notice 326 of 2011.
PART I
Preliminary Provisions
"ad mini s t r ativ e act " includ es t h e issuing by th e publi c administration of any order, licence, permit, warrant,
authorisation, concession, decision or a refusal to any demand of a member of the public, bu t does not include any measure intended
for internal or g a nisati on or admi nist rati on with in the sai d pu bli c administration;
"Administrative R eview Tr ibunal" means the Administrative
Review Tribunal established by article 5(1);
"administrative tribunal" means a tribunal listed in the First
Schedule;
"the Minister" means the Minister responsible for justice;
"p rinciples of g ood admi nist rative behaviour" means t h e principles of good administrative behaviour listed in Part
II of this Act;
"publ ic admini s t r atio n" mean s t h e Government of Malta, including its Ministries and departments, local authorities
and any body corporate established by law;
" t he Se cre t a r y" me ans t h e Sec r et ary of t h e Admin is tra tive
Review Tribunal.
Short title.
Interpretation.
PART II
Administrative Tribunals
(2) The principles of good administrative behaviour include the following:
(a) an administrative tribunal shall respect the parties’ right to a fair hearing, including the principles of natural
justice, namely:
(i) nemo judex in causa sua, and
(ii) audi et alteram partem;
General provision applicable to administrative tribunals.
(b) the time within which an administrative tribunal shall take its decision shall be reasonable in the light of the circumstances
of each case. The decision shall be delivered as soon as possible and for this purpose the tribunal shall deliver one
decision about all matters involved in the cause whether they are of a preliminary, procedural or of a substantive
nature;
(c) an administrative tribunal shall ensure that there shall be procedural equality between the parties to the proceedings.
Each party shall be given an opportunity to present its case, whether in writing or orally or both, without being placed at a disadvantage;
(d) an administrative tribunal shall ensure that the public administration makes available the documents and information
relevant to the case and that the other party or parties to the proceedings have access to these documents and information;
(e) proceedings before an administrative tribunal shall be adversarial in nature. All evidence admitted by such a tribunal shall,
in principle, be made available to the parties with a view to adversarial argument;
(f) an administrative tribunal shall be in a position to examine all of the factual and legal issues relevant to the case
presented by the parties in terms of the applicable law;
(g) save as otherwise provided by law, the proceedings before an administrative tribunal shall be conducted in public;
(h) reasons shall be given for the judgment. An administrative tribunal shall indicate, with sufficient clarity, the
grounds on which it bases its decisions. Although it shall not be necessary for a tribunal to deal with every point raised in
argument, a submission that would, if accepted, be decisive for the outcome of the case, shall require a specific and express response.
Power of Minister to make regulations to implement provisions of this Part.
(a) establish the date of entry into force of the provisions of this Part with regard to any administrative tribunals referred to
in the First Schedule that the Minister may by regulations specify;
(b) make such amendments, alterations, deletions, repeals, corrections, changes and modifications to any primary law or subsidiary
law for the purpose of bringing such primary law or subsidiary law in conformity with the provisions of this Part of this Act and
may from time to time update the list of administrative tribunals listed in the First Schedule.
PART III
The Administrative Review Tribunal
(2) The Administrative Review Tribunal shall have jurisdiction to review administrative acts.
Administrative
Review Tribunal.
Chairperson who shall preside over the Tribunal.
(2) The President of Malta, acting on the advice of the Prime Mini ster, may appoint more than one Chairperson to sit on the Administrative
Review Tribunal, but only one Chairperson shall sit in any one case.
(3) A Chairperson who is an ex-Judge or an ex-Magistrate shall be appointed for a term of four years and shall vacate his or
her office at the expiration of the term of the said appointment.
(4) A Chairperson shall be a person who holds, or has held, the office of a judge or of a magistrate in Malta.
(5) During the tenure of office, a Chairperson may not be removed except in the same manner and on the same grounds as
a magistrate may be removed.
(6) In the exercise of his or her function, a Chairperson shall not be subject to the direction or control of any other person
or authority.
(7) Upon his or her appointment, a Chairperson shall take an oath to examine and decide the cases brought before him or her with
impartiality, fairness and according to law. The oath shall be taken before the Court of Appeal.
(8) The warrants or orders of the Administrative Review
Tribunal shall be signed by the Chairperson.
(9) The oath to the witnesses shall be administered by the Chairperson or by the Secretary of t h e Adm i nistrative
Revi ew Tribunal or such other person as the Chairperson may by order in writing appoint.
Principles which shall guide the Administrative Review Tribunal.
Review of administrative acts.
Constitution of the Administrative Review Tribunal.
(10) A Chairperson shall receive such remuneration as the President of Malta, acting on the advice of the Prime Minister, may by order to be published in the Gazette from time to time prescribe. Such remu neratio n m ay no t b e alt ered to t he d isadv antag e of a Chairperson during his or her period of office.
Sections of the Administrative Review Tribunal.
(2) The President of Malta, acting on the advice of the Prime Minister, shall assign a Chairperson or such Chairpersons to sit
in the Administrative Review Tribunal or in a section or such number of sections of the Administrative Review Tribunal and may transfer
a Chai rperson from one section o f the Admini s trative Review Tribunal to another.
Cap. 12. (3) The provisions of the Code of Organization and Civil Procedure regarding the abstention and challenge of magistrates shall apply to the abstention and challenge of a Chairperson.
(4) When a Chairperson has been objected to or has abstained from sitting, or is otherwise unable to act, another Chairperson shall
be surrogated in his or her stead by the President.
Panels of assistants.
(2) Such consultation shall take place in open court or in camera and the Administrative Review Tribunal shall not be
bound to abide by the opinion of the assistants.
(3) The two assistants shall be appointed by the President of Malta, acting on the advice of the Prime Minister from amongst p
e rsons who, i n t h e Pri m e Mini st er ’s opi nio n , have prev iou s exp e rience an d special qualificatio n s i n a p a rticular
fiel d of ex pert ise fall ing wit h in the co mpeten ce of the Admi nistrativ e Review Tribunal.
(4) The President of Malta, acting on the advice of the Prime Minister, may appoint panels of assistants depending on the subject
matter of the dispute and the Secretary shall select two assistants from each panel for each case.
(5) The President of Malta, acting on the advice of the Prime Minister may, from time to tim e, add to or vary such order to include,
remove, fuse together or change existing panels as the case may be.
(6) The President of Malta, acting on the advice of the Prime Minister, may at any time, appoint more than two persons on each
panel as assistants of the Administrative Review Tribunal, but only two such persons from each panel shall assist the said Tribunal
in any one case.
(7) The office of an assistant of the Administrative Review
Tribunal shall become vacant:
(a) at the expiration of four years from the date of appointment unless such appointment is renewed for a period or further
periods of four years; or
(b) following removal from office in the same manner and on the same grounds as a magistrate may be removed from office; or
(c) following a written request addressed to the Prime
Minister to that effect by such assistant.
(8) The assistants of the Administrative Review Tribunal may ab stain or be challenged in the same m a nn er and on the sam e grounds
as, according to law, a magistrate may abstain or be challenged. An y questi on re garding any cause of abstenti on or challenge
shall be decided by the Chairperson.
(9) In the exercise of his or her function, an assistant of the Admin istrativ e Review T r ibun al shall not be sub j ect to the
direction or control of any other person or authority other than the Chairperson of the Administrative Review Tribunal.
(10) Upon appointment, an assistant of the Administrative Review Tri bunal sh all take an oat h of office. The oat h sh all
be taken before the Chairperson.
(11) An assistant of the Administrative Review Tribunal shall receive such remuneration as the President of Malta, acting on the
advice of the Prime Minister, may by order to be published in the Gazette from time to time prescribe. Such remuneration may not
be altered to the disadvantage of an assistant during his or her period of office.
(2) The Minister shall, by notice in the Gazette, determine the buildings where the Administrative Review Tribunal shall sit in
Malta and in Gozo.
(3) Unless otherwise exempted by the Chairperson, assistants of the Administrative Review Tribunal shall attend for all sittings
of the said Tribunal.
Sittings of the Administrative Appeals Tribunal.
(2) The records of the Administrative Review Tribunal shall be acce ssible to all persons, and copi es ther eof shall be given
on payment of the prescribed fee to any person on request.
(3) The records of the Administrative Review Tribunal shall be
Registry of the Administrative Review Tribunal.
Minister by regulations made under this article.
Duties of
Secretary.
Cap. 12.
(2) The duties of the Secretary shall be carried out in accordance with the provisions of the Code of Organization and Civil Procedure.
Appearance before the Administrative Review Tribunal.
(2) The parties may be assisted by an advocate, a legal procurator or by another person.
Procedure before the Administrative Review Tribunal. Cap. 12.
(2) Proceedings before the Administrative Review Tribunal shall be commenced by the filing of an application. The applicant
shall file an application in the Registry o f the Administrative Review Tribunal. The said application shall contain:
(a) a clear and correct statement of the subject-matter and the cause of the claim;
(b) the claim or claims;
(c) a clear and detailed statement of the facts of the case of which the applicant may be aware;
(d) the name of witnesses the applicant intends to produce, including the subpoena of the other party, stating in respect of them
the proof the applicant intends to establish by their evidence; and
(e) the remedy being requested, with costs against the public administration.
(3) The application shall be served on the public administration no t later than five working days from i t s d a t e o f fil
i ng. The provisions of article 3 in so far as they concern the expeditiousness of proceedings shall be observed in so far as the
reply is concerned.
(4) The public administration shall file the reply within twenty days from the date of service of the application, unless it intends
to admit the claim.
(5) When the public administration intends to admit the claim, wholly and unconditionally, it shall file a note to that effect.
Once the applicant declares, by means of a note filed within twenty days from service of the public administration’s admission
of claim, that
he is satisfied with the rem e dy granted by the public ad mi nistrati on, t h e Tr ibu n al shall abst ain from tak
i ng fu rt her
cognizance of the case.
(6) If the applicant is not satisfied with the remedy granted by
the respond ent, whet her in full or in part , or if the p ubli c adm i ni st rat i on in tend s to c ontes t the claim wholly
and un condition a lly, the pu blic adm i nistration shall file a rep l y containing:
(a) any such pleas as would be taken to be waived if not raised before the contestation of the suit;
(b) a clear and correct statement of the pleas on the merits of the claim or claims and referring to the provisions of the law in
terms of which the decision was taken;
(c) a clear and detailed statement of facts of the case of which the public administration is aware, denying, admitting or
explaining the circumstances of fact set out in the applicant’s application;
(d) the name of the witnesses which the applicant intends to produce, including the subpoena of the other party, stating in respect
of each of them the proof he/she intends to establish by their evidence;
(e) a request that the public administration be non-suited with costs against the applicant.
(7) Where the claim is contested, the Tribunal shall appoint the case for hearing.
(8) The Tribunal shall, subject to the provisions of this Act or any ot her ap plicabl e law regulati ng t h e Tr i bunal’s proced
ure, regulate its own procedure.
(2) The Minister may also make regulations for the better fu ncti oni ng of t h e A d m i ni strativ e Rev i ew Tr i b
u n al and ma y, without prejudice to the generality hereof, make regulations:
(a) setting out the procedure before the Administrative
Review Tribunal;
(b) setting out the procedure in appeals from the decisions of the Administrative Review Tribunal;
(c) establishing the forms that are to be used in proceedings before the Administrative Review Tribunal;
(d) establishing the forms that are to be used in proceedings in appeals from the Administrative Review
Tribunal;
(e) establishing rates of costs in proceedings before the
Administrative Review Tribunal;
(f) establishing the fees that may be due to the Registry of the Administrative Review Tribunal;
Minister to make regulations to implement provisions of this Part.
legal procurators and other persons representing or appearing before the Administrative Review Tribunal;
(h) setting out the duties of Secretary in relation to the
Administrative Review Tribunal;
Cap. 12. (i) establishing which provisions of the Code of Organization and Civil Procedure, if any, not mentioned in this Act, are to apply to the procedure before the Administrative Review Tribunal;
(j) prescribing anything that may or is to be prescribed in accordance with this Part of this Act.
Service of judicial acts.
Cap. 12.
Benefit of legal aid.
Cap. 12.
Administrative expenses of the Administrative Review Tribunal.
Powers of the Administrative Review Tribunal. Cap. 12
18. The provisions of the Code of Organization and Civil Procedure relating to the benefit of legal aid shall apply to parties to proceedings before the Administrative Review Tribunal, being persons entit led to such benefit with in the meanin g of t hose provisions.
20. (1) The Administrative Review Tribunal shall have all su ch p o we rs a s are , by t h e Code of Or g a ni zation and Civil
Procedure, vested in the First Hall of the Civil Court.
(2) The enforcement of the decisions of the Administrative Review Tr ibunal in the manner prov ided for in th e Code of
Organization and Civil Procedure, shall vest in the Administrative Review Tribunal itself.
(3) The Administrative Review Tribunal may, through its Chairp erson , su mmon any perso n to appear bef o re it and giv
e evidence and produce documents, and the Chairperson shall have the power to administer the oath.
Minister to make regulations to implement provisions of this Part of this Act.
PART IV
Appeals from decisions of the Administrative Review Tribunal
Right of appeal. 22. (1) Any party to the proceedings before the
Administrative Review Tribunal who feels aggrieved by a decision
of t he sai d Trib unal, may ap peal to the Cour t of App eal si tting either in its superior or in its inferior jurisdiction.
(2) The Court of Appeal competent to hear and determine an appeal from a deci sion of the Adm ini strat ive Appeal s Tri bunal
shall be that established in the Second Schedule:
Provided that the Minister may make regulations to implement and to give better effect to these provisions of this Part
of this Act and may, without pr ejudice to the generality of the foregoing, make such amendments, alterations, deletions, repeals,
corrections, changes and modifications to the Second Schedule and to any primary law or subsidiary law for the purpose of bringing
such Schedule or primary or subsidiary law in conformity with the provisions of this Part of this Act and may from time to time add
any other reference to legislation to the Second Schedule which is not mentioned in the said Second Schedule.
(3) Such appeal shall be brought before the Court of Appeal by means of an application filed in the Registry of that court within
twenty days from the day on which the decision of the court was delivered.
(4) The said application of appeal shall be accompanied together with the payment of an all inclusive Registry appeal
fee as may be prescribed by the Minister responsible for justice in consultation with the Minister responsible for finance. Such
fee shall cover all Registry fees, including those taxed by the Registrar, Civil Courts and Tribunals, when final judgement is read
out in open court.
(5) When there are two parties, the appeal shall be lodged in duplicate by means of an application. Where there are more than two
p a rties to an appeal b e fore t h e Adm i nistrative Revi ew Tribunal, the application of appeal shall be lodged in such number
of copies as there are parties to that appeal.
(6) The application of appeal shall be filed in the competent
Registry in terms of the Code of Organization and Civil Procedure.
(7) The Registrar, Civil Courts and Tribunals, shall, on receipt of the application of appeal, serve a copy of the said application
of appeal on the other party or parties.
(8) The respondent or respondents shall file their reply to the appeal within twenty days of service of the appeal. Such replies
shall be accompanied together with the payment of an all inclusive Registry fee as may be prescribed by the Minister responsible
for justice in consultation with the Minister responsible for finance. Such fee shall cover all Registry fees, including those taxed
by the Registrar, Civil Courts and Tribunals, when final judgement is read out in open court.
(9) When an appeal is lodged to the Court of Appeal as aforesaid, that appea l and the re p l y o r rep lies theret
o sh all be referred by the Registrar, Civil Courts and Tribunals, to the Court of Appeal.
Cap. 12.
Powers of the
Court of Appeal.
ju dgement , t o confirm , revoke o r alter the d e ci sio n appealed against and to give such directions as it may deem appropriate.
Cap. 12. (2) The provisions regulating the Court of Appeal in the Code of Organi zatio n and Civil P r o cedur e shall apply to the Court of Appeal when hearing appeals from decisions of the Administrative Appeals Tribunal.
(3) Subject to the foregoing provisions and of any applicable law, the Court of Appeal shall regulate its own procedure.
Saving and transitory provision.
PART V
Miscellaneous Provisions
(2) Nothing in subarticle (1) shall invalidate any procedure wh et her wr itten or o r al wh ich m ay have been m a de
befo re the coming into force of this Act and which was valid according to the law in force on the date when made.
(3) The Administrative Review Tribunal shall draw up and deliver such decrees which might be necessary to regulate those
undecided proceedings which hitherto were pending before the persons, bo dies and adm i nistrative trib unal s m e n tioned in
subarticle (1) prior to the date of entry into force of this article and which have on the date of the entry into force of this article
been assigned to the Administrative Review Tribunal so that the latter may bring these proceedings in line with the provisions of
Part III of this Act:
Provided that, notwithstanding the provisions of this art i cle, pro c eeding s pendi ng before th e per s o n s, bo dies
and administrative tribunals mentioned in subarticle (1) which have been put off for judgment or for final oral or written submissions
on the date of the entry into force of this article, shall continue to be heard and decided by those persons, bodies and administrative
tribunals and not by the Administrative Review Tribunal.
(4) Without prejudice to the generality of subarticle (1), one or more of the Chairpersons ordinarily sitting in the Administrative
Revi ew Tr i bunal or in a sect ion or secti ons th ereof, shall take cognizance of all proceedings pending before the persons, bodies
or adm inistrat ive tribunals m entioned in th at su barticle w hich are reassigned to the Administrative Review Tribunal. The Secretary
of the Administrative Review Tribunal shall ensure that all pending proceedings lodged from decisions of the public administration
hitherto being heard by any person, body or administrative tribunal m e nt io ned in sub a rt icle (1 ) are ref e r r ed to t h e
sect io n o f the Administrative Review Tribunal which would be taking cognizance
of the said proceedings.
(5) Appeals lodged to the Court of Appeal from any decision of any person, body or administrative tribunal prior to the entry into
force of article 25 shall continue to be heard by the said Court until they are so determined, and the p r ovisi ons of the Co de
of Organization and Civil Procedure shall continue to apply thereto.
Cap. 12.
(2) The Administrative Review Tribunal shall henceforth have jurisdictio n in li eu of th e persons, bodi es and adm i nistrati
ve tribunals mentioned in the laws listed in the Third Schedule* prior
to the entry into force of this article.
Jurisdiction.
*Omitted under the Statute Law Revision Act, 1980. Amendments therein have been inserted in the relative legislation.
Amended by:| VI. 2011.167; L.N. 326 of 2011
FIRST SCHEDULE [Article 4]
List of Administrative Tribunals Respecting the Principle of Good Administrative
Behaviour
Part A - Primary Legislation
Chapter
Number
Name of Law Provision
Number
Name of Administrative Tribunal
3 Marriage Legacies Act 3 Commission
45 Lepers Ordinance 2(8) Board
69 R e letting of U r ban Prop erty
(Regulation) Ordinance
81 Utiliti es & Se rvic es (Regulation of certain works) Act
85 Agricultural Produce
(Export) Ordinance
88 Land Acqu isitio n Pu blic
Purposes Ordinance
94 Departme nt of Health
(Constitution) Ordinance
110 Developed Land Va luation
Ordinance
16 Rent Regulation Board
4 Refers to the Communications Appeal Board established by the Malta Communications Authority Act
18 Board of Reference (set up under sub s idiary legislation SL 85.01 regulation 27)
23 Land Arbitration Board
44 General Services Board
9 Board of Spe c ial Comm issioners for
Land Valuation
117 Supplies and Services Act 3(1)(e) Bo ard s or T r ib un als set up un der subsidiary legislation to take cognisance of offences
125 Housing Act 8(6) and
12(1)
Refers to Rent Regulation Board
164 Police Act 48 Police Board
171 Port Workers Ordinance 10 and 12 Ports Disputes Board
179 Enemy Property Act 4 Board of Custodians
199 Agricultural L eas es
(Reletting) Act
5 Rural Leases Control Board
204 Central Bank of Malta Act 36A Financial Services Tribunal
210 Disabled Persons
Employment Act
214 Public Transport (Regulation of Employment) Act
13 Appeal to the ‘authority’ set up under subsidiary legislation
3 Pub l ic T ransport Labour Board established by article 30 of the Malta Transport Authority Act
217 Immigration Act 25A Immigration Appeals Board
218 Civil Aviation (Air Operators
Certificate) Act
9 Aviation Safety Board
254 Post Office Act 28 Communications Appeals Board
262 Mental Health Act 38 Mental Health Review Tribunal
288 Building (Price Control) Act 9 Building Price Control Tribunal
291 Commissioners for Justice
Act
3 Commissioners for Justice
308 Partition of Inheritances Act 4 Partition of Inheritances Tribunal
318 Social Security Act 107 and
128
Umpire
Chapter
Number
Name of Law Provision
Number
Name of Administrative Tribunal
325 Business Promotion Act 28 Appeals Board
327 Education Act 42 Scholastic Tribunal
330 Ma lt a Fi nancia l S e rvi ces
Authority Act
21 Financial Services Tribunal
331 Trusts and Trustees Act 55 Financial Services Tribunal
332 Ma lt a Tr a n sp or t Au th or it y
Act
30 Public Transport Labour Board
334 Malta Freeports Act 29(2) Appeals Board constituted under article
28 of the Business Promotion Act
337 Import Duties Act 9 Customs Valuations Appeals Board
343 Employment and T r aining
Services Act
3 National Employment Authority
345 Financial Markets Act 42 Financial Services Tribunal
356 Development Planning Act 15 Planning Appeals Board
364 Du ty o n Docu ment s and
Transfers Act
57 Board of Spec ial Commi ssi o ners for
Duty on Documents and Transfers
370 Investment Services Act 19 Financial Services Tribunal
371 Banking Act 10 Financial Services Tribunal
372 Income Tax Management Act 34 Board of Spec ial Commi ssi o ners for
Income Tax purposes
376 Financial Institutions Act 21 Financial Services Tribunal
378 Consumer Affairs Act 16 Consumer Claims Tribunal
380 Small Claims Tribunal Act 3 Small Claims Tribunal
383 Controlled Companies (Procedures for Liquidations) Act
389 Privat e Guards and Loca l
Wa rdens Act
7 Appeals Board
11 Commissioner
395 Customs and Excise Tax Act 47 Excise Tax Tribunal
399 Electronics Communications (Regulation) Act
16 Communications Appeals Board
403 Insurance Business Act 35 Financial Services Tribunal
406 Value Added Tax Act 43 Value Added Tax Appeals Board
409 Mal t a T r avel and To urism
Services Act
13 Tourism Appeals Board
420 Refugees Act 5 Refugees Appeals Board
423 Ma lta Resource s Authorit y
Act
424 Occupat i onal Healt h and
Safety Authority Act
32 Resources Appeals Board
21 Occupational Health and Safety Appeals
Board
435 Environment Protection Act 16 Appeal to the Planning Appeals Board established under Cap.356
436 Wine Act 4 Appeals Board
440 Data Protection Act 48 Data Protection Appeals Tribunal
441 Trading Licences Act 8 Licensing Appeals Board
442 Co-operative Societies Act 3 Co-operatives Board
447 Producer Organisations Act 18 Producer Organisations Appeals Board
Number
450 Spec ial Funds (Regulat ion) Act
451 M u tu al R e c o gn iti on of
Qualifications Act
452 Employment and Industrial
Relations Act
Number
54 Financial Services Tribunal
7 Mutual Reco gnition of Qualifications
Appeals Board
73 Industrial Tribunal
455 Sports Act 47 Sports Appeals Board
458 Medicines Act 21 Appeal to the Medicines Review Board from findings of th e Medicines Authority
473 Eco-Contribution Act 26 Eco-Contribution Appeals Board
476 Preventi on of Financ ial
Markets Abuse Act
23 Financial Services Tribunal
484 Securitisation Act 19(14) Financial Services Tribunal
487 Insurance Intermediaries Act 2 Financial Services Tribunal
. Repealed by Act XV of 2009.
Part B - Subsidiary Legislation
Subsidiary Legislation/ Legal Notice
Number
Name of Subsidiary Law Provision
Number
Name of Administrative Tribunal
GN 430 of 28
September
1937
Cinema an d S t age
Regulations
42 Board of Film and Stage Censors
SL 33.04 Civil Explosives Regulations Second
Schedule,
paragraph
5 of 1.
Module B
This regulation states that provision must be made for an appeal
SL 85.01 Potato Export Regulations 27 Board of Reference
SL 128.02 L i cences P r ocedures
Regulations
SL 174.02 Public Service
(Procurement) Regulations
SL 174.04 Pub l ic Procurement
Regulations
SL 254.12 Pos t al Servic es Appeal s Board (Rules of Procedures) Regulations
6 Police Licences Appeals Tribunal
15 Public Contracts Appeals Board
34 Public Contracts Review Board
- Postal Services Appeals Board
SL.260.03 Prison Regulations 79 Appeals Tribunal
SL 291.04 Petitions (Loc al Tr ibunals) Regulations
3 Petitions Board
SL 327.85 Assessment Test Regulations 6 University Disciplinary Board
SL 458.23 Licensing of Private Medical
Clinics Regulations
SL 458.25 Licensing of Private Medical Diagnostic Laboratories Regulations
5(2) Tribunal
5(2) Tribunal appointed under regulation
5(2) of the Li censing of Pri v at e
Medic a l Clinics Regulat i ons (SL
458.23)
Subsidiary Legislation/ Legal Notice Number
Name of Subsidiary Law Provision
Number
Name of Administrative Tribunal
SL 499.32 Placing of Billbo a rds and Adver t ising on the Road Regulations
9A Authority for Transport in Malta
SECOND SCHEDULE Amended by:
L.N. 246 of 2009;
Competence of the Court of Appeal
[Article 22 (2)]
Title of Law Reference Number of the Law
L.N. 334 of 2009; L.N. 337 of 2010.
Competence of the
Court of Appeal
Spirits Ordinance Cap 41 Inferior Competence Lepers Ordinance Cap. 45 Inferior Competence Agricultural Produce (Export) Ordinance Cap. 85 Inferior Competence Supplies and Services Act Cap. 117 Inferior Competence Income Tax Act Cap. 123 Inferior Competence Enemy Property Act Cap. 179 Inferior Competence Accountancy Profession Act Cap. 281 Inferior Competence Engineering Profession Act Cap. 321 Inferior Competence Import Duties Act Cap. 337 Inferior Competence
Duty on Documents and Transfers Act Cap. 364 Inf e ri or Co mpe t ence : where the total amount of duty payable in dispute at the time when the appeal was lodg ed before the Tribunal is less than one million and one hundred and sixty- fiv e th ousand euro (€1,165,000); and
S u perior Competence: where the total amount of duty payable in dispute at the time when the appeal was lodg ed before the Tribunal is of one million and one hund red and sixty-five thousand euro (€1,165,000) or more
of the Law
Court of Appeal
Income Tax Management Act Cap. 372 S u perior Competence: where the total amount of tax, additional tax, fi ne s and interest in dispute at the time when the appeal was lo dged before the Administrative Rev i ew Tribunal or the Board of Speci al Comm issi one r s, as the case may be, is of
one milli on a n d one hu ndr ed an d sixty-f i ve thousan d euro (€1,165,000) or more; and
Inferior Competence:
where the total amount of
tax, additional tax, fi ne s
and interest in dispute at
the time when the appeal
was lo dged before the
Administrative Rev i ew
Tr ib un a l or the Board of
Speci al Comm issi one r s,
as the case may be, is less
than one million and one
hu ndr ed and six t y- five
thousan d eu ro
(€1,165,000)
Excise Duty Act Cap. 382 Inferior Competence Periti Act Cap. 390 Inferior Competence Wine Act Cap. 436 Inferior Competence Animal Welfare Act Cap. 439 Inferior Competence Co-operatives Societies Act Cap. 442 Inferior Competence Cinema and Stage Regulations SL 10.17 Inferior Competence Civil Explosives Regulations SL 33.04 Inferior Competence
Importation of Dogs and Cats Regulations SL 36.42 Inferior Competence
Motor Vehicles (Carriage of Goods By Road) Regulations
SL 65.19 Inferior Competence
National Malta Library Regulations SL 92.03 Inferior Competence Malta Public Library Regulations SL 92.06 Inferior Competence Control of the Sale of Eggs Regulations SL 117.17 Inferior Competence
Control of Kerosene Regulations SL 117.18 Inferior Competence
Exemption from Motor Vehicles Registration Ta x Rules
Registration and Licensing of Motor Vehicles
Regulations
Airport (Groundhandling Services) Regulations
SL 368.01 Inferior Competence SL 368.02 Inferior Competence SL 499.25 Inferior Competence
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