(1) A body corporate is a suitable person for an authority if:
(a) each executive officer of the body corporate is a suitable person to hold the authority; and
(b) the body corporate is not the
subject of a winding-up order, and has not been the subject of a winding-up
order in the
5-year period before the day the application for the authority is
made; and
(c) an administrator has not been appointed for the body corporate in the 5-year period before the day the application for the authority is made.
(2) However, if a body corporate is not a suitable person for an authority under subsection (1), the CHO may decide the body corporate is a suitable person to hold an authority if satisfied:
(a) the body corporate's dealings with Scheduled substances to which the authority relates would not be inconsistent with the objects of this Act if the CHO decided the body corporate is a suitable person; and
(b) it is otherwise in the public interest that the body corporate be treated as a suitable person.