Giving replacement accreditation documents and information notices
32 Giving replacement accreditation documents and information notices
If the decision is to approve the amendment application, the chief executive must give the applicant a replacement accreditation document for the accreditation showing the amendment.
However, if the accreditation document for the accreditation consists of more than 1 part, a replacement document need only be given for the part that is affected by the amendment.
Example—
An accreditation document for a driver accreditation is partly in the form of a card and partly in the form of a document stating the conditions imposed on the accreditation. If the amendment affects only information stated in or stored on the card, the chief executive need only give a replacement card. Alternatively, if the amendment affects only the document stating the conditions, the chief executive need only give a replacement document for the document stating the conditions.
If the decision is to refuse the amendment application, the chief executive must give the applicant an information notice for the decision.
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