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53. For the purposes of a determination for legal representation in relation to a public law claim, the Director must be satisfied that the criteria in regulation 39 (standard criteria for determinations for legal representation) are met and that—
(a)the act, omission or other matter complained of in the proposed proceedings appears to be susceptible to challenge; and
(b)the individual exhausted all administrative appeals and other alternative procedures which are available to challenge the act, omission or other matter before bringing a public law claim.
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