(1) In deciding whether an entity is a suitable entity for a stated purpose, the director-general—
(a) must consider each of the following:
(i) suitability information under section 65 (1), definition of "suitability information", paragraphs (a), (b) and (c) about the entity;
(ii) if the director-general requires the entity to provide a reference or report under section 68 (2) (a)—the reference or report;
(iii) if the director-general requires the entity to undergo a test or medical examination under section 68 (2) (b)—the result of the test or medical examination; and
(b) may consider suitability information under section 65 (1), definition of "suitability information", paragraphs (d), (e), (f), (g) and (h) about the entity.
(2) If the director-general is considering suitability information under section 65 (1), definition of "suitability information", paragraph (d) or (e), the director-general must give the entity written notice of that fact.
(3) In deciding whether an organisation is a suitable entity for a care and protection purpose, the director-general must consider whether the organisation—
(a) complies, and is likely to continue to comply, with the care and protection organisation standards; and
(b) is likely to have at least 1 responsible person for the organisation at all times during the term of the approval.
Note 1
Care and protection organisation standards —see s 887.
Care and protection purpose , for an
organisation—see s 352B.
"Organisation"—see
s 352A.
Responsible person , for an approved care and protection
organisation—see s 352D.
Note 2 See also s 70 (Offence—ongoing duty to update suitability information).