Contractor licences that are not required to be cancelled
23 Contractor licences that are not required to be cancelled
The Secretary is not required by section 22 (1) (h) of the Act to cancel a contractor licence held by a corporation due to circumstances set out in section 33B (1) (a) (xv) of the Act if—
the circumstances set out in section 22B (1) of the Act apply, and
the corporation has not been wound up and is not subject to a winding up order.
The Secretary is not required by section 22 (1) (h) of the Act to cancel a contractor licence held by the director of a corporation due to circumstances set out in section 33B (1) (a) (xv) of the Act if—
the circumstances set out in section 22B (1) of the Act apply, and
the corporation has not been wound up and is not subject to a winding up order.
The Secretary is not required by section 22 (1) (h) of the Act to cancel a contractor licence in circumstances to which section 42A of the Act applies.
The Secretary is not required by section 22 (1) (h) of the Act to cancel a contractor licence in circumstances to which section 33B (1) (a) (v) or (vi) of the Act applies due to an order made under section 48O (1) (c) of the Act.
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