(1) In review proceedings envisaged in section 47, the panel may, by order—
(a) confirm a decision made in terms of section 35;
(b) set aside a decision made under section 35 and refer the matter back to the relevant procuring institution for further consideration;
(c) direct a procuring institution not to make an award or cancel an award made for the procurement under review;
(d) direct that the procurement proceedings be terminated;
(e) take such alternative action as is appropriate in the circumstances;
(f) require the payment of compensation for any reasonable costs incurred by the bidder submitting an application as a result of an act or decision of, or procedure followed by, the procuring institution in procurement that does not comply with this Act; or
(g) dismiss the application.
(2) In review proceedings envisaged in section 48, the panel may, by order—
(a) confirm the debarment order of the procuring institution;
(b) substitute the debarment order for its own order;
(c) set aside the debarment order of the procuring institution; or
(d) dismiss the application.
(3)(a) The panel for review proceedings, envisaged in section 47 or 48, must make an order in terms of subsection (1) within 30 days after the submission of the application for review.
(b) On request by the chairperson of the panel, the Chairperson of the Tribunal may extend the 30-day period for not more than 30 days.
(4)(a) The decision of the majority of the members of the panel constitutes a decision of the panel.
(b) The chairperson of the panel has a casting vote in the event of an equality of votes.
(5) The Tribunal may, in exceptional circumstances, make an order that a party to proceedings on an application for review of a decision pay some or all of the costs reasonably and properly incurred by the other party in connection with the proceedings.
(6) The Tribunal may, by order, summarily dismiss an application for review of a decision if the application is frivolous, vexatious or trivial.
(7) The decision of a panel in terms of subsection (1) is regarded as a decision of the Tribunal.