Review by QCAT of particular decisions of chief executive

In force

(1)

An applicant for a licence may apply to QCAT for a review of a decision of the chief executive—

(a)

to refuse to grant the licence; or

(b)

to grant a licence other than the licence applied for, including, for example, by—

(i)

granting a licence authorising the carrying out of the functions of only some of the types of security provider applied for; or

(ii)

imposing a condition on the licence; or

(c)

to defer making a decision to grant or to refuse to grant the licence.

(2)

A licensee may apply to QCAT for a review of a decision of the chief executive—

(a)

to amend the licence; or

(b)

to refuse to amend the licence; or

(c)

to suspend or cancel the licence; or

(d)

to refuse to renew the licence; or

(e)

to refuse to replace the licence.

(3)

The application must be made as provided under the QCAT Act.

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