The Board may decide that an individual is not a suitable person to hold general registration if—
(a) the individual has an impairment that detrimentally affects the individual's capacity to practise as a disability worker in a safe manner; or
(b) having regard to the individual's criminal history to the extent that it is relevant, the individual is not an appropriate person to practise as a disability worker and it is not in the public interest for the individual to practise as a disability worker; or
(c) the individual's competency in speaking or otherwise communicating in English is not sufficient for the individual to practise as a disability worker; or
(d) the individual's registration as a disability worker (however described) or as another type of health practitioner in another jurisdiction is suspended or cancelled on a ground for which an adjudication body could suspend or cancel the individual's registration in Victoria; or
(e) the individual is subject to a prohibition or banning order under a law of the Commonwealth or a State or Territory in relation to the provision of health services or disability services or other services involving the care of children; or
(f) the nature, extent, period and recency of any previous practice as a disability worker by the individual is not sufficient to meet the requirements specified in a relevant approved registration standard; or
(g) the individual fails to meet any other requirement in a relevant approved registration standard about the suitability of individuals to be registered as disability workers or the ability to practise as a disability worker in a competent and safe manner; or
(h) in the Board's opinion, taking into account any other factors, the individual—
(i) is not a fit and proper person for registration as a disability worker; or
(ii) is unable to practise as a disability worker in a competent and safe manner.