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Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorist Financing (Financial Institutions) Ordinance Part 6—Division 4 Section 76 :(b) where, within the period of 21 days specified in section 59(1), the person neither notifies the specified authority that the person will not apply for a review of the decision nor applies for a review of the decision, at the time the period expires; or
 * (c) where the person applies for a review of the decision within the period of 21 days specified in section 59(1)—
 * (i) if the decision is confirmed by the Tribunal, at the time the decision is so confirmed;
 * (ii) if the decision is varied, or substituted by another decision, by the Tribunal, at the time the decision is varied or substituted, subject however to the terms of the variation or substitution; or
 * (iii) if the application is withdrawn, at the time the application is withdrawn.

(2) Despite subsection (1), the specified authority may, if it considers it appropriate in the public interest to do so in relation to a specified decision, specify in the notice in respect of the decision any time, other than that at which the decision is apart from this subsection to take effect, as the time at which the decision is to take effect, in which case the decision takes effect at the time so specified.

76. Power of Chief Justice to make rules

The Chief Justice may make rules—
 * (a) providing for matters relating to the registration of an order of the Tribunal in the Court of First Instance under section 68(1); or
 * (b) regulating the procedure for the hearing of appeals under section 71.