Revocation of authorisation to assess certain computer games
17A Revocation of authorisation to assess certain computer games
The Director may revoke an authorisation given to a person for the purpose of subsection 17(3) if the Director is satisfied that one or more of the conditions mentioned in subsection (2) apply to the person.
The conditions are as follows:
the person has prepared an assessment of a computer game that contains classifiable elements that:
were not brought to the Board’s attention in accordance with paragraph 17(3A)(a) before the classification was made; or
were brought to the Board’s attention in accordance with paragraph 17(3A)(a) before the classification was made but the assessment of the elements was misleading, incorrect or grossly inadequate;
if the Director has requested that the person complete further training approved by the Director in the making of assessments of computer games—the person has not completed the training;
the person has prepared at least 2 assessments under subsection 17(3) which contain misleading, incorrect or grossly inadequate information;
any other conditions prescribed by the regulations.
The regulations may prescribe circumstances in which an assessment is taken to be misleading, incorrect or grossly inadequate, or to contain misleading, incorrect or grossly inadequate information: see subsection 93(2).
This provision refers to the regulations (prescribed by the regulations
, The regulations may prescribe
). Made under this Act:
- Classification (Approved Classification Tools) (Application for Revocation of Classification) Determination 2015 · Legislative Instrument · under s 22CH(8)
- Guidelines for the Classification of Computer Games 2023 · Legislative Instrument · under s 12(1)
- Guidelines for the Classification of Publications 2005 · Legislative Instrument · under s 12
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