Revocation and variation of departure prohibition orders
200E Revocation and variation of departure prohibition orders
The Secretary must revoke a departure prohibition order in respect of a person if:
the person no longer has any debts to the Commonwealth under this Act; or
there are arrangements satisfactory to the Secretary for the one or more debts the person has to the Commonwealth under this Act to be wholly paid; or
the Secretary is satisfied that the one or more debts the person has to the Commonwealth under this Act are completely irrecoverable.
The Secretary may revoke or vary a departure prohibition order in respect of a person if the Secretary considers it desirable to do so.
A revocation or variation, under this section, of a departure prohibition order may be:
on application by the person in a form approved by the Secretary; or
on the Secretary’s own initiative.
Debts under section 168 disregarded
A debt that a person has under section 168 is to be disregarded for the purposes of this section.
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