[6A Review of IPSA's determination]
Parliamentary Standards Act 2009 (2009 c 13) | Legislation

[6A  Review of IPSA's determination]

[(1)     This section applies if—

(a)     the IPSA determines under section 6(3) that a claim is to be refused or that only part of the amount claimed is to be allowed, and

(b)     the member (after asking the IPSA to reconsider the determination and giving it a reasonable opportunity to do so) asks the Compliance Officer to review the determination (or any altered determination resulting from the IPSA's reconsideration).

(2)     The Compliance Officer must—

(a)     consider whether the determination (or the altered determination) is the determination that should have been made, and

(b)     in light

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