Fines Reform Act 2014

An organisation accredited under section 27G of the Infringements Act 2006, on and from the repeal of that section—

is taken to be accredited under section 10G; and

is subject to the same conditions specified in the accreditation (if any) and any prescribed conditions as if those conditions—

were imposed on an accreditation issued under section 10G; or

were prescribed under this Act.

A health practitioner accredited under section 27H of the Infringements Act 2006, on and from the repeal of that section—

is taken to be accredited under section 10H; and

is subject to the same conditions specified in the accreditation (if any) and any prescribed conditions as if those conditions—

were imposed on an accreditation issued under section 10H; or

were prescribed under this Act.

An application made to the Secretary by an organisation to become an accredited agency under section 27G of the Infringements Act 2006 that is pending before the repeal of that section, on the repeal of that section, is taken to be an application to the Director to become an accredited agency under section 10G and is to be considered by the Director accordingly.

An application made to the Secretary by a health practitioner to become an accredited health practitioner under section 27H of the Infringements Act 2006 that is pending before the repeal of that section, on the repeal of that section, is taken to be an application to the Director to become an accredited health practitioner under section 10H and is to be considered by the Director accordingly.