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CHILD PROTECTION ACT 1999 - SECT 140AG
Cancellation of certificate of approval
140AG Cancellation of certificate of approval
(1) If an approved carer is issued with a negative notice under a prescribed
provision, the chief executive must cancel the carer’s certificate of
approval as soon as practicable after the day the notice is issued.
(2) If an
approved carer’s certificate of approval is suspended under this subdivision
and the carer is issued with a negative notice, other than under a prescribed
provision, the chief executive must cancel the certificate of approval as soon
as practicable after— (a) if the carer does not apply for a review of the
decision to issue the notice—the end of the period in which the carer may
apply for the review; or
(b) if the carer applies for a review and the
decision to issue the notice is upheld on the review—the day the decision is
upheld.
(3) If a relevant person for an approved carer’s certificate of
approval is issued with a negative notice under a prescribed provision, the
chief executive may cancel the certificate of approval after the day the
notice is issued, whether or not the certificate has been suspended under this
subdivision.
(4) If an approved carer’s certificate of approval is
suspended under this subdivision and a relevant person for the carer’s
certificate of approval is issued with a negative notice, other than under a
prescribed provision, the chief executive may cancel the certificate of
approval after— (a) if the relevant person does not apply for a review of
the decision to issue the notice—the end of the period in which the person
may apply for the review; or
(b) if the relevant person applies for a review
and the decision to issue the notice is upheld on the review—the day the
decision is upheld.
(5) The chief executive must not cancel a certificate of
approval under subsection (3) or (4) if satisfied the relevant person is no
longer a member of the approved carer’s household.
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