Commonwealth Consolidated Regulations Commonwealth Consolidated Regulations(1) If there is a change to an AACA's operations resulting in the AACA no longer carrying on business in accordance with the requirements of the AACA's security program, the Secretary may issue a notice, in writing, to the AACA in accordance with subregulation (2).
(2) The notice may propose one or more of the following actions:
(a) that the AACA agree to restrict the AACA's activities to those that are in accordance with the AACA's security program;
(b) that the AACA agree to the Secretary imposing a condition on the AACA's accreditation as an AACA relating to activities that are not in accordance with the AACA's security program;
(c) that the AACA agree to comply with a different AACA security program;
(d) that the AACA's accreditation as an AACA be revoked.
Note: The Secretary may revoke the AACA's accreditation as an AACA if the AACA does not accept a proposed action, or if the AACA accepts a proposed action but does not complete the action--see regulation 4.51DB.
(3) The AACA must:
(a) notify the Secretary, in writing, of which, if any, of the actions proposed in the notice the AACA will accept; and
(b) do so within 14 days of receiving the notice.
(4) If:
(a) the notice proposes that the AACA's accreditation as an AACA be revoked in accordance with paragraph (2)(d); and
(b) the AACA accepts the proposed action;
the AACA is taken to have requested the Secretary to revoke the AACA's accreditation under regulation 4.51D.