Exempt providers—Act, sch 4, definition exempt provider
38 Exempt providers—Act, sch 4, definition exempt provider
This section prescribes an entity as being eligible to receive funding to provide—
a particular social housing service in this jurisdiction; or
any social housing service in this jurisdiction.
An entity, other than an ineligible entity, is prescribed if, on 31 December 2013, the entity was registered under the Act.
However, an entity stops being an exempt provider on the earliest of the following—
if the entity’s registration application is approved, and the operation of the approval is not stayed—the day the approval takes effect;
if the entity’s registration application is approved, but the operation of the approval is stayed—the day the stay ends;
if the entity’s registration application is refused, and the entity does not apply for a review of the refusal—
the day the refusal takes effect; or
if the operation of the refusal is stayed—the day the stay ends;
if the entity’s registration application is refused, but the entity applies for a review of the refusal—
the day the notice of the reviewer’s decision is given to the entity; or
if the operation of the reviewer’s decision is stayed—the day the stay ends;
if the entity’s registration is cancelled under section 160(1)(a) of the Act—the day the cancellation takes effect;
if the entity’s registration is cancelled under section 163(1)(a) of the Act—the day the cancellation takes effect;
for an entity that is a relevant entity—30 June 2019;
for any other entity—31 December 2018.
In this section—
entity’s registration application means an application for registration made by the entity, under this Act or a corresponding law.
ineligible entity means an entity whose registration under the pre-amended Act was cancelled under section 157(1) of the Act.
pre-amended Act means the Act as in force immediately before 1 January 2014.
reviewer’s decision means the decision of the entity that, under this Act or a corresponding law, reviews a decision to refuse an entity’s registration application.
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