Whether the appeal against the repayment decision was admissible despite no substantive challenge to the repayment itself.
The appeal was inadmissible because the appellant raised no arguments against the repayment order as such, only against remission.
The court held that the dispute concerned only the repayment decision, while the appellant challenged only good faith and financial hardship, which relate solely to remission of repayment. Repayment and remission are two distinct procedures with different decisions and subject matters. As no decision on remission had yet been made, the appeal was premature.