Authority may cancel registration of non‑government school boarding premises that has ceased to operate
4.3.8S Authority may cancel registration of non‑government school boarding premises that has ceased to operate
S. 4.3.8S inserted by No. 33/2020 s. 7, substituted by No. 2/2025 s. 29.
The Authority may cancel the registration of a non-government school boarding premises if—
the Authority—
is satisfied that the premises has ceased to operate as a school boarding premises; or
has been notified by the provider of school boarding services at the premises that the premises will cease to operate as a school boarding premises within 30 days after that notification; and
the Authority is satisfied that it is in the best interests of students accepted to board at the premises, or in the public interest, to cancel the registration of the premises.
If the Authority decides to cancel the registration of a school boarding premises under subsection (1), the Authority must give the provider of school boarding services at the premises written notice of the Authority's decision.
A cancellation of the registration of a non‑government school boarding premises under this section takes effect—
when a notice is given to the provider of school boarding services at the premises under subsection (2); or
on any later date specified in the notice.
S. 4.3.8T inserted by No. 33/2020 s. 7, amended by No. 2/2025 s. 30.
4.3.8T Provider of school boarding services must give notice of action taken in relation to school boarding premises to students' parents
The provider of school boarding services at a school boarding premises must notify the parents of each student who is boarding at the premises of any notice under section 4.3.8Q(4), 4.3.8R(5) or 4.3.8S(2) given to the provider of a determination of the Authority to suspend or cancel the registration of the premises or to impose a condition on the registration of the premises as soon as is practicable after receiving the notice.
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