Western Australian Current Regulations Western Australian Current Regulations (1) The Chief
Executive Officer may revoke an approval under regulation 20F if, in the
Chief Executive Officer’s opinion —
(a) the
equipment referred to in the certificate of approval is not considered to be
suitable to be used in a specified monitoring programme; or
(b) the
equipment referred to in the certificate of approval has not provided accurate
measurements; or
(c) a
person has, in relation to an application under regulation 20F(1),
provided information in written or oral form that the person knew, or could
reasonably be expected to have known, to be —
(i)
false or misleading in a material particular; or
(ii)
likely to deceive in a material way.
(2) An approval of
approved monitoring equipment may be revoked if in the Chief Executive
Officer’s opinion —
(a) that
equipment has not been calibrated or operated in accordance with a condition
imposed under regulation 20G; and
(b) that
failure to comply with the condition could have materially affected the
accuracy of the equipment or the reliability of the results obtained from that
equipment.
(3) A revocation of an
approval under regulation 20F is not effective unless the Chief Executive
Officer has caused written notice of the intention to revoke the approval to
be served personally or by post on the person who obtained the approval
stating the grounds on which, and reasons for which, the revocation is to be
made and has allowed the person 21 days to provide reasons as to why the
Chief Executive Officer should not revoke the approval.
(4) If the Chief
Executive Officer decides to revoke an approval, the Chief Executive Officer
is to give the person who obtained the approval a notice in writing revoking
the approval and stating the reasons for the revocation of the approval.
[Regulation 20H inserted: Gazette
7 Jul 2000 p. 3681‑2; amended: Gazette
5 Jan 2001 p. 117‑18.]