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Application Type Description of Application
15 Section 115(1) Application by a consumer to resolve a disputed entry to a
statement
16 Section 128(1) Application for a review of sale of goods
17 Section 138(1) Application for a consent order
18 Section 142(3)(f) Application to limit obligations in respect of frivolous,
vexatious or unreasonable requests
19 Section 137(1)(a) Application by the Regulator to resolve a dispute over
information held by a credit bureau
20 Section 137(1)(b) Application by the Regulator compelling the production of a
statement of account or the review of a statement
21 Section 137(1)(c) Application by the Regulator to review the sale of goods or
the distribution of the proceeds of a sale
22 Section 137(1)(d) Referral by the Regulator of a complaint and application for
leave to bring a complaint directly before the Tribunal
23 Section 140(1) Application by the Regulator at the conclusion of an
investigation into a Section 136 complaint (Complaint iro
contravention of the NCA)
24 Section 141(1)(b) Referral by a complainant following the Regulator’s non-
referral of the complaint
25 Section 137(3) Application upon failure of alternative dispute resolution
between a consumer and a credit provider
26 Section 149(1) Application for an interim order pending the hearing of a
complaint referral
27 Rule 11 Notice by Regulator to intervene in a section 137(3)
application.
28 Rule 12 Application to intervene in a matter before the Tribunal
29 Section 140(4) or
141(2)(a) Application for a matter to be referred to an alternative forum
30 Section 137(1)(e) Application by the Regulator to condone late filing
31 Rule 34 Application to condone non-compliance with the Tribunal’s
rules and proceedings
32 Section 148(1) Appeal to a full panel against the decision of a single member
of the Tribunal
33 Section 165 Application for variation or rescission of an order
34 Section 127(6) Application by a credit provider for distribution of a remittance
In this financial period, the Tribunal received 14 different types of applications out of the 34 possible
types of application, an increase of 7 types of applications. New matters filed are applications to
review the sale of goods, objection to a compliance notice, review of a decision of a single panel
member, compensation of a pawnbroker in lieu of property, application after failure of alternative
dispute resolution, application to resolve a disputed entry to a statement and applications for
interim relief.
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