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Sydney Islamic school Malek Fahd has won more time in its bid to regain millions of dollars in revoked funding.Sydney Islamic school Malek Fahd has won more time in its bid to regain millions of dollars in revoked funding.
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Earlier in April, the school lost a bid to overturn the federal government’s decision to withdraw about $20m over concerns about how it was using the money.Earlier in April, the school lost a bid to overturn the federal government’s decision to withdraw about $20m over concerns about how it was using the money.
The school took the decision to the administrative appeals tribunal (AAT) and on Thursday it ordered the government’s decision be stayed.The school took the decision to the administrative appeals tribunal (AAT) and on Thursday it ordered the government’s decision be stayed.
Malek Fahd’s lawyer, Rick Mitry, said this meant the government would be forced to continue funding until the appeal was finalised.Malek Fahd’s lawyer, Rick Mitry, said this meant the government would be forced to continue funding until the appeal was finalised.
The Department of Education and Training said it had been advised of the stay.The Department of Education and Training said it had been advised of the stay.
“Upon receipt of the undertakings required, the department will give effect to the AAT’s decision,” it said in a statement.“Upon receipt of the undertakings required, the department will give effect to the AAT’s decision,” it said in a statement.
“As a result [the school] will continue to be approved to receive commonwealth funding under the act during the AAT external review process.”“As a result [the school] will continue to be approved to receive commonwealth funding under the act during the AAT external review process.”