Cancellation of high exposure use approval
100B Cancellation of high exposure use approval
The CHO may cancel a high exposure use approval:
(a) if the approval holder contravenes a condition of the approval; or
(b) if the approval holder is found guilty of an offence against the Act or another law of the Territory relating to the approval; or
for another reason the CHO considers appropriate.
(2) Before cancelling the approval, the CHO must give written notice to the approval holder:
stating the CHO proposes to cancel the approval; and
stating the reasons for the cancellation; and
(c) inviting the approval holder to submit, within the period of not less than 14 days after receiving the notice, reasons why the approval should not be cancelled.
(3) If, having considered any submissions of the approval holder, the CHO continues to consider the approval should be cancelled, the CHO may cancel the approval by written notice to the approval holder.
The notice must state the reasons for the cancellation.
The cancellation takes effect on the date stated in the notice.
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