(2) An application for internal review shall be made— (a) within thirty days after the date of a notification (in this subsection referred to as the initial period) to the applicant of the relevant decision, or within such further period, not exceeding thirty days, as the public authority may permit; or (b) where no such notification has been given, within thirty days after the expiration of the period allowed for the giving of the decision or of any other period permitted by the authority. (3) A person who conducts an internal review— (a) may take any decision in relation to the application which could have been taken on an original application; (b) shall take that decision within a period of thirty days after the date of receipt of the application. 32.—(1) An appeal shall lie pursuant to subsections (2) and (3), to the tribunal established for that purpose, constituted in accordance with the Second Schedule. (2) A person may lodge an appeal— (a) (b) Second Schedule. where internal review under section 30 is applicable— (i) against a decision taken on such review; (ii) if the time specified in section 31 (2) (b) has expired without the applicant being notified of a decision; in any other case, against a relevant decision in relation to any of the matters referred to in paragraphs (a) to (c) of section 30 (1) or section 30 (2), and accordingly section 30 (3) shall apply with necessary modifications to an appeal under this paragraph. (3) An appeal shall be made— (a) by the lodgement of a document within sixty days after the date of the notification to the appellant of the relevant decision or of the decision taken on an internal review; or (b) where no notification has been given within the period required by this Act, within sixty days after the expiration of that period. (4) Where an appeal is not made within the period specified in subsection (2), the Appeal Tribunal may extend that period if it is satisfied that the appellant’s delay in so doing is not unreasonable. (5) On the hearing of an appeal, the onus of proving that the relevant decision was justified or that a decision adverse to the appellant should be made by the Appeal Tribunal, shall lie on the public authority which made the relevant decision. (6) On hearing an appeal, the Appeal Tribunal— (a) may subject to paragraph (b), make any decision which could have been made on the original application; Prepared by the Access to Information Unit Jamaica Archives & Records Department Office of the Prime Minister Appeal. © Government of Jamaica 2003