Competition and Consumer Act 2010

The Minister may, in writing, vary or revoke the approval if:

the Minister has given the designated complainant a notice under subsection (5) in relation to the variation or revocation; and

14 business days have passed since that notice was given; and

the Minister is satisfied that it is appropriate to make the variation or revocation.

Paragraphs (1)(a) and (b) do not apply if:

the variation or revocation is in accordance with an application under subsection 154ZU(1); or

in the case of a variation—the Minister is satisfied that the variation is of a minor or technical nature.

For the purposes of being satisfied that it is appropriate to make the variation or revocation, the Minister may have regard to the following matters:

any matter mentioned in subsection 154ZQ(2) or (3);

whether the designated complainant has contravened, or is contravening, a condition to which the approval is subject;

any matter prescribed in the designated complaints determination;

any other matter the Minister considers relevant.

The Minister may give a designated complainant a notice in writing stating that the Minister is proposing to vary or revoke the designated complainant’s approval.

The notice must set out the following:

the proposed variation or revocation;

the reasons for the proposed variation or revocation;

the day on which the proposed variation or revocation is to take effect (which must be at least 14 business days after the notice is given).