Part 1: Public Protection Requirements Monetary penalties: sections 17 to 23 Section 22: Appeals against penalties
A person who has received a penalty notice may appeal that notice, or its variation, to the tribunal. The appeal must be brought within 28 days of the notice being given or varied.
	The grounds on which an appeal may be brought are that the decision to give or vary the notice was:
based on an error of fact (whether wholly or partly);
wrong in law; or
unfair or unreasonable for any other reason.
	If it does not dismiss the appeal, the tribunal may cancel the penalty notice or vary the notice, (change the amount of a penalty or period for payment)
	The tribunal may not only review factual evidence on which the decision to give the notice was based, but also consider evidence that was not available to the Security Industry Authority at the time.
	When an appeal is brought, the penalty notice or variation does not have effect until the appeal is concluded or withdrawn unless otherwise ordered by the tribunal.