Which option is NOT a possible Tribunal action regarding the Registrar's decision?

• A. Direct the Registrar to take a different action
• B. Suspend the matter indefinitely
• C. Confirm the Registrar's decision
• D. Reverse the Registrar's decision

Answer: (B)

When a tribunal reviews a Registrar’s decision, it has the power to resolve the matter by upholding the Registrar’s decision, reversing it, or directing the Registrar to take a different action. These outcomes provide a concrete resolution or substitution that finalizes the review. Suspending the matter indefinitely isn’t a practical or recognized remedy in this process because it leaves the decision unresolved without delivering a final order. While there can be temporary adjournments for procedural reasons, an indefinite suspension does not constitute a valid tribunal action regarding the Registrar’s decision.