2424639 (Refugee)

The applicant sought review of a delegate's decision concerning a protection visa application. The delegate's decision had previously been the subject of a valid review by the Tribunal.

The central legal issue before the Tribunal was whether it retained jurisdiction to review a decision that had already been finalised through a prior review process.

The Tribunal reasoned that once a decision has been validly reviewed, it ceases to be a "reviewable decision" for the purposes of further review. Consequently, the Tribunal lacked jurisdiction to entertain a subsequent application for review of the same decision. The Tribunal noted that no response was received to its invitation to comment.

The Tribunal concluded that it did not have jurisdiction in this matter.