The tribunal will make a decision after the hearing - if there was one. There are other steps you can take if you still disagree with the decision made by the panel.
TRIBUNAL'S DECISION: You will receive notice of the outcome either:
What if you still dispute the decision made at the tribunal? In some cases you can:
Note: The tribunal decision letter will provide further detailed information.
You will receive information on how to get a decision cancelled (process set aside). It only applies if you have a reason to feel there was a mistake. You can contact your nearest Citizens Advice office for further help.
You may appeal to the Upper Tribunal (Administrative Appeals Chamber). But, there must be a legal reason why you think the decision was wrong. As a rule, an appeal would be valid if the tribunal:
You must follow these three steps if you plan on making an appeal to the Upper Tribunal.
All tribunals must follow the relevant rules according to the Social Entitlement Chamber tribunal procedure rules 2008 (First-tier Tribunal).
Note: It governs how tribunal cases - such as an appeal to the Social Security and Child Support Tribunal - get handled.
How to Challenge a Social Security Appeals Tribunal Decision