Part 1: Labour Market and Illegal Working Section 24: Appeals
This section sets out the circumstances in which a respondent can appeal against an LME order.
	Subsection (1) explains that the respondent can appeal against the making of an order on application or the decision of the court on an application for variation or discharge.
	Subsection (2) explains that the appeal will be heard by the Crown Court, Sheriff Appeal Court or County Court as appropriate.
	Subsection (3) allows the court hearing the appeal to make an order which gives effect to its decision or an incidental or consequential order if this is just and reasonable.
	Subsection (4) explains that an order which has been varied as the result of an appeal remains an order of the court that first made it for the purposes of an application for variation or discharge.
	Subsection (5) explains that an appeal against an order made following conviction should be treated as an appeal against sentence.