Declarations that certain persons are not fit and proper persons for authorisations
393 Declarations that certain persons are not fit and proper persons for authorisations
If the decision-maker is satisfied that a relevant person is not a fit and proper person, the decision-maker may, by written order given to the person, declare that the person is not a fit and proper person (a declared person).
The decision-maker may make a declaration at any time, including at the request of the Minister or on the decision-maker’s own initiative.
The decision-maker may, without limiting other matters that can be taken into consideration, take into consideration matters specified by the regulations for the following purposes—
deciding whether a person is or is not a fit and proper person,
deciding whether to make a declaration.
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