Review of schemes
17 Review of schemes
The Minister may direct the Council to review the operation of a scheme.
The Council must comply with any such direction but may on its own initiative at any time (whether before or after the scheme ceases to have effect) review the operation of a scheme.
A review may, but need not, be conducted in order to decide—
in the case of a scheme prepared under this Act—whether the scheme should be amended or revoked or whether a new scheme should be made; or
in the case of an interstate scheme—whether the operation of the scheme should be terminated in relation to this jurisdiction.
Without limiting subsection (2), the Council may review the operation of a scheme that relates to the members of an occupational association if the association proposes under section 29 an alteration in the standards applying in relation to an insurance policy or kind of insurance policy that would, in the opinion of the Council, result in less stringent standards.
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