The Secretary must not revoke an NDIS clearance on an NDIS category C re-assessment unless satisfied that the person poses an unacceptable risk of harm to persons with a disability, having regard to the following—
(a) the nature, gravity and circumstances of the conduct ;
(b) the period of time that has passed since the person engaged, or allegedly engaged, in the conduct;
(c) the vulnerability of the victim at the time the person engaged, or allegedly engaged, in the conduct;
(d) the person's relationship to the victim at the time the person engaged, or allegedly engaged, in the conduct;
(e) whether the person had a position of authority in relation to the victim at the time the person engaged, or allegedly engaged, in the conduct;
(f) the person's criminal, misconduct and disciplinary history, including whether there is a pattern of concerning behaviour;
(g) the person's behaviour since the person engaged, or allegedly engaged, in the conduct;
(h) all other relevant circumstances in respect of the person's offending, misconduct or other relevant history.
Division 4—Intention to revoke NDIS clearance