South Australian Current Acts

CHILD SAFETY (PROHIBITED PERSONS) ACT 2016 - SECT 33

33—Revocation of prohibition notice

        (1)         The central assessment unit may, on the application of the prohibited person to whom a prohibition notice relates or on its own motion, revoke a prohibition notice if—

            (a)         the only grounds on which the person is a prohibited person is the issue of the prohibition notice; and

            (b)         if the revocation is on the application of the prohibited person—the prohibited person satisfies the central assessment unit that—

                  (i)         the prohibition notice was issued in error; or

                  (ii)         there is fresh and compelling assessable information that, if assessed in the course of the original working with children check, would have materially affected the determination under section 26(5) to prohibit the person from working with children; and

            (c)         the central assessment unit conducts a further working with children check in relation to the prohibited person, and determines that the person is not to be prohibited from working with children.

        (2)         An application under this section—

            (a)         must be made in a manner and form determined by the central assessment unit; and

            (b)         must be accompanied by such information or documents as the central assessment unit may reasonably require; and

            (c)         must be accompanied by the prescribed fee.

        (3)         The central assessment unit may refuse to consider an application under this section if the central assessment unit has previously considered an application for revocation of the prohibition notice within the preceding 5 years.