(1) The Building
Commissioner may revoke the authorisation of a person as a nominating
authority if satisfied that the person —
(a)
provided information in connection with the application for authorisation that
was false or misleading in a material particular; or
(b) has
contravened this Act or the regulations; or
(c) has
contravened a condition of the authorisation; or
(d) has
contravened a code of practice under section 97; or
(e) has
been convicted of a serious offence since the grant of the authorisation; or
(f) in
the case of an individual — has become a bankrupt since the grant of the
authorisation; or
(g) in
the case of a body corporate — has become a corporation in liquidation
since the grant of the authorisation.
(2) Before revoking
the authorisation of a person as a nominating authority, the Building
Commissioner must give the person the opportunity to make a submission within
the period specified by the Building Commissioner.
(3) If the Building
Commissioner decides to revoke the authorisation of a person as a nominating
authority, the Building Commissioner must give the person written notice of
the decision and the reasons for the decision.
(4) An authorised
nominating authority may surrender its authorisation under this Division by
written notice to the Building Commissioner.