(1) The: Federal Government shall, in accordance with the rules, constitute an Appellate Board for the disposal of appeals preferred by persons aggrieved by any decision of the Central Licensing Board or the Registration Board or the Licensing Authority or a Board or Authority to which the powers of the Federal Government under section 12 have been delegated under sub-section (3) of that section and for revision of any such decision on its own motion.
(2) The Appellate Board shall consist of such representatives of the Federal Governments and the Provincial Governments, including a Chairman, as the Federal Government may from time to time appoint.
(3) Subject to sub-section (4), the Chairman and other members of the Appellate.-Board shall hold office for the prescribed period.
(4) The Chairman or any other member of the Appellate Board may, by writing under his hand addressed to the Federal Government, resign his office or shall vacate his office if the Federal Government, being of opinion that in the public interest it is necessary so to do, so directs.
(5) The members of the Appellate Board shall exercise such powers, including the powers of an Inspector, as may be prescribed.
(6) The Appellate Board may appoint experts for the purposes of detailed study of any specific matter before it.
(7) The Appellate Board shall, [with the approval of the Federal Government and by notification in the official gazette,] make regulations to regulate the conduct of its business.
[(8) The Appellate Board shall meet at least every month and shall decide any appeal preferred to it within sixty days of receipt of appeal unless the Board is prevented from doing so for sufficient cases to be recorded.]
[9A. Appeals to the Provincial Appellate Authority. -
(1) Any person aggrieved by any decision of the licensing authority may prefer appeal to the Provincial Appellate Authority.
(2) The Provincial Government shall constitute a Provincial Appellate Authority for the disposal of appeal preferred under sub-section (1) as my be prescribed.]
(2) The Appellate Board shall consist of such representatives of the Federal Governments and the Provincial Governments, including a Chairman, as the Federal Government may from time to time appoint.
(3) Subject to sub-section (4), the Chairman and other members of the Appellate.-Board shall hold office for the prescribed period.
(4) The Chairman or any other member of the Appellate Board may, by writing under his hand addressed to the Federal Government, resign his office or shall vacate his office if the Federal Government, being of opinion that in the public interest it is necessary so to do, so directs.
(5) The members of the Appellate Board shall exercise such powers, including the powers of an Inspector, as may be prescribed.
(6) The Appellate Board may appoint experts for the purposes of detailed study of any specific matter before it.
(7) The Appellate Board shall, [with the approval of the Federal Government and by notification in the official gazette,] make regulations to regulate the conduct of its business.
[(8) The Appellate Board shall meet at least every month and shall decide any appeal preferred to it within sixty days of receipt of appeal unless the Board is prevented from doing so for sufficient cases to be recorded.]
[9A. Appeals to the Provincial Appellate Authority. -
(1) Any person aggrieved by any decision of the licensing authority may prefer appeal to the Provincial Appellate Authority.
(2) The Provincial Government shall constitute a Provincial Appellate Authority for the disposal of appeal preferred under sub-section (1) as my be prescribed.]
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