Deprioritisation notices
11C Deprioritisation notices
The Commissioner may issue a deprioritisation notice to a supplier in relation to a standard project or a strategic project if the supplier—
does not submit a completion report under section 11B within 90 days after practical completion of the project; or
fails to comply with any commitment made by the supplier that is specified in the Local Industry Development Plan for the project (as in force at the time of practical completion).
In issuing a deprioritisation notice under subsection (1), the Commissioner must take the following into account—
any information provided to the Department in relation to the standard project or strategic project;
any response submitted by the supplier to a notice of intention under section 11D;
any information obtained under Part 4 or 5;
any prescribed information.
In issuing a deprioritisation notice under subsection (1), the Commissioner may take into account any other information available to the Commissioner that the Commissioner considers relevant.
A deprioritisation notice must—
be in writing; and
specify the name and address of the supplier to whom the notice is issued; and
contain the prescribed information.
S. 11D inserted by No. 31/2025 s. 19.
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