Matters to be considered for suitability of person
17 Matters to be considered for suitability of person
For the purposes of regulations 15 and 16, in considering whether a person is suitable to be a provider of a social service, the Regulator may have regard to any relevant matter, including the following—
any relevant criminal history of the person;
in civil proceedings, any relevant finding or decision made against the person involving fraud, misrepresentation or dishonesty;
any finding by a relevant regulator or tribunal that the person has engaged in misconduct that the Regulator considers relevant to the suitability of the person to be a provider of a social service;
whether the registration of the person to provide a social service has been revoked;
whether any sanction, condition or restriction has been placed on the person in relation to a social service owned or managed wholly or in part by the person;
whether the person, or any business owned or managed wholly or in part by the person, is or has been an insolvent under administration.
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