This page contains information about Australian immigration law sourced from official government legislation. It is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute immigration advice. For advice specific to your circumstances, consult a registered migration agent (MARN).

Some content on this page was compiled with AI assistance. While based on official sources, it may contain inaccuracies — always verify against the source document linked on this page.

Section 367L — ART may be reconstituted

Migration Act 1958 s 367L Australia Compilation: 18 May 2026 Verified: 2026-06-01

Text of provision

At any time before the ART makes its decision in a proceeding in relation to an application to be reviewed on the papers, the President of the ART may reconstitute the Tribunal (within the meaning of the ART Act).

Note: Section 48 of the ART Act applies after the ART is reconstituted.

Plain English

Section 367L allows the ART to be reconstituted during a paper review. This section replaces the general ART reconstitution provisions (ss 43–46 of the ART Act) which are disapplied by s 367D.

Practical effect

Reconstitution is largely an internal ART procedural matter. It may occur if the assigned member becomes unavailable during the review process.

Information only. Nothing on this page is immigration advice or legal advice. Only a registered migration agent (MARN) or Australian lawyer may give immigration advice.

© 2026 IMMI.TV PTY LTD (ABN 61 685 250 784) — Privacy · Terms · About Last reviewed: 2026-06-01