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Appeal process

Appealing a Centrelink decision first involves a person requesting an internal review of the disputed decision i.e. a review that is undertaken within Centrelink by Centrelink.

If a person is not satisfied with the outcome of that review, they can seek external review, that is, a review by an external body. For Centrelink disputes that body is the Administrative Appeals Tribunal (“AAT”).

A person cannot seek external review of a decision without first going through the internal review process.

Appeal process  :  Last Revised: Tue Sep 18th 2018
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