(1) The appellant or the decision maker may appeal against the Tribunal's decision to the Supreme Court.
(2) However, an appeal to the Supreme Court under this section is limited to a question of law.
(3) In determining the appeal, the Court may:
(a) confirm the Tribunal's decision; or
(b) vary the Tribunal's decision; or
(c) substitute its own decision for the Tribunal's decision; or
(d) remit the matter to the Tribunal for reconsideration.
(4) If the Court remits the matter to the Tribunal for reconsideration:
(a) the Court must advise the Tribunal of its reasons for doing so and give the Tribunal appropriate directions about the matters to be reconsidered; and
(b) the Tribunal must proceed with the reconsideration in accordance with the Court's directions and vary its earlier decision, or substitute a new decision, as may be appropriate in view of its reconsideration and the directions of the Court.