Disability Inclusion Act 2018

The central assessment unit must cancel the clearance of a person if the central assessment unit becomes aware that the person is a disqualified person, or a risk assessment determines that the person poses a risk of harm to people with disability.

Without limiting subsection (1) or section 18W, the central assessment unit may cancel a clearance for any of the following reasons:

the central assessment unit is not satisfied that the person is or will be engaged to do NDIS work;

the clearance was granted pursuant to an application that was not valid;

the clearance was granted because of a mistake and should not have been granted.

If the central assessment unit proposes to cancel a clearance other than because the person is a disqualified person, the central assessment unit must notify the person in writing of the proposed cancellation and that the person may make a submission to the central assessment unit within the period specified in the notice.

The central assessment unit must consider any submission made by the person within the specified period before finally deciding whether to cancel the clearance.

The central assessment unit must notify the holder of a clearance in writing of the central assessment unit's decision to cancel the clearance.

Subject to this Part, notice of the decision must set out the reasons for the cancellation and any right to seek a review of the decision under this Part.

The central assessment unit may give written notice of the cancellation of a clearance to any person that the central assessment unit reasonably believes to be a notifiable person in relation to the holder of the clearance.