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LIQUOR ACT 1992 - SECT 142ZK
Deciding application
142ZK Deciding application
(1) The commissioner must consider the application and either grant, or refuse
to grant, the application as soon as practicable after the last of the
following happens— (a) the commissioner receives all necessary information
to decide the application;
(b) the commissioner receives the
police information report about the applicant from the police commissioner.
(2) The commissioner may grant the application only if satisfied the applicant
is a suitable person to hold the approval.
(3) In deciding whether the
applicant is a suitable person to hold the approval, the commissioner may have
regard to the following— (a) whether the applicant has an interest in a sex
work business;
(b) whether the applicant has been convicted of— (i) an
indictable offence; or
(ii) an offence against this Act; or
(iii) a
prescribed offence;
(c) whether the applicant has been charged with an
offence of a sexual nature involving violence, intimidation, threats or
children, including the circumstances surrounding the laying of the charge and
whether proceedings in relation to the charge are continuing or have been
discontinued;
(d) if the applicant has been approved as a controller or
nominated and authorised under former section 109B as a controller—the
applicant’s previous conduct as a controller;
(e) a recommendation included
in the police information report given to the commissioner under section 142ZJ
;
(f) whether the applicant is of good repute who does not have a history of
behaviour that would make the applicant unsuitable to hold the approval;
(g)
if the applicant is, or has been, the subject of a control order or registered
corresponding control order—the terms of the order.
(3A) However, the
commissioner may not have regard to criminal intelligence in deciding whether
a person is a suitable person to hold the approval.
(4) For subsection (3)
(c) , it does not matter whether the offence is alleged to have been committed
in Queensland or elsewhere.
(5) In this section—
"former section 109B" means section 109B as in force immediately before the
commencement of this section.
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