Appeals to the Full Bench of the AIRC Sample Clauses

Appeals to the Full Bench of the AIRC. 1.6.1 Where the dispute (or any matter that remained in dispute) has been arbitrated and a decision given under clause 1.5.2, either Party may appeal the decision to a Full Bench of the AIRC, with the leave of the Full Bench, within 21 days of the date of the arbitrated decision. A Full Bench of the AIRC will have all of the powers as outlined in clause 1.5.1 and shall have the power to confirm, quash, dismiss or vary the decision of the AIRC.
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