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Appeals. 7.(1) A person claiming or in receipt of a family income supplement may appeal to the Appeal Tribunal against any determination of [a supplement officer including a refusal] to review such a determination (in a case where regulations provide for a review). (2) On an appeal under this section the Appeal Tribunal may confirm the determination appealed against ... or substitute therefor any determination which [a supplement officer] could have made, and any determination of the Tribunal shall [subject to Article 20A of the Supplementary Benefits (Northern Ireland) Order 1977 (appeal from Appeal Tribunals) be final. Nothing in this subsection shall make a finding of fact or other determination embodied in or necessary to a decision, or on which it is based, conclusive for the purpose of a further decision.] (3) The Appeal Tribunal for the purposes of this Act shall be such of the Tribunals constituted in accordance with the provisions of [Schedule 4 to the Supplementary Benefits (Northern Ireland) Order 1977] (constitution and proceedings of Appeal Tribunals) as under that Schedule has jurisdiction in the case in question.
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