Changing approved security plan—chief executive’s initiative
34C Changing approved security plan—chief executive’s initiative
The chief executive may change a possession licensee’s approved security plan if the chief executive considers it necessary or desirable to make the change, having regard to the requirements for a security plan mentioned in section 34A(2).
Before changing the plan, the chief executive must—
give a written notice to the licensee, stating—
the particulars of the proposed change; and
the day it is proposed the change is to take effect; and
that the licensee may make written submissions to the chief executive about the proposed change before a stated day; and
have regard to written submissions made to the chief executive by the licensee before the stated day.
The stated day must not be earlier than 21 days after the notice is given to the licensee.
If the chief executive decides to change the plan, the chief executive must immediately give the licensee an information notice about the decision.
The change takes effect on the day stated for the change in the information notice and does not depend on—
the plan being amended to incorporate the change; or
the licence being amended to identify the amended plan.
The day mentioned in subsection (5) must not be earlier than 35 days after the notice is given to the licensee.
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