Grounds for taking action
96 Grounds for taking action
The chief executive may take administrative action in relation to an authority if the chief executive believes—
a relevant person for the authority has contravened a requirement under this Act or a corresponding law; or
the administrative action is reasonably necessary to prevent or minimise a health risk; or
a relevant person for the authority is not a fit and proper person; or
Note—
See section 216 for when the chief executive may seek criminal history information about a relevant person.
a relevant person for the authority has made a materially false or misleading representation to obtain the authority.
However, the chief executive may take administrative action under this section only if the chief executive has considered giving a compliance notice to the person about the matter to which the proposed administrative action relates.
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