(1) The director-general may suspend an entity's authorisation under section 592 as an operating entity for an intensive therapy place if the director-general suspects on reasonable grounds that the entity—
(a) is not a suitable entity to operate an intensive therapy place; or
(b) has at any time failed to comply with the intensive therapy standards.
(2) The director-general may suspend the authorisation by—
(a) giving the entity written notice of the suspension, including the director-general's reasons for suspending the authorisation; and
(b) telling the entity that the entity may make a submission, in writing, to the director-general about the suspension not later than 14 days after the day the notice is given to the entity.
(3) A suspension takes effect immediately.
(4) After the end of 28 days after the director-general gives notice of the suspension of an entity's authorisation under subsection (2) (b), the director-general must—
(a) consider any submission made by the entity; and
(b) either—
(i) revoke the suspension; or
(ii) give the entity notice of the director-general's intention to revoke the authorisation under section 594.