Exclusion orders and restriction orders
60G Exclusion orders and restriction orders
The Secretary may, after giving a show cause notice to a person and taking into consideration any submissions made in relation to the matter, make an order—
that prohibits the person from carrying out commercial agent activities (an exclusion order), or
that imposes conditions, restrictions or limitations on the person in relation to the carrying out of commercial agent activities (a restriction order).
An order made under this section comes into force when a copy of the order is given to the person subject to the order.
An order made under this section remains in force for an indefinite period or for the period specified in the order.
A person who contravenes a restriction order is guilty of an offence.
Maximum penalty—1,000 penalty units (in the case of a corporation) or 200 penalty units or imprisonment for 12 months, or both (in the case of an individual).
Note.
Contravention of an exclusion order is an offence under section 60B.
More than one order may be given to a person under this section.
Section 88 applies to the giving of an order under this section.
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