When individual or non‑corporate body may be declared excluded contractor
63D When individual or non‑corporate body may be declared excluded contractor
An individual or non‑corporate body may be declared to be a temporarily excluded contractor if —
the individual or an officer of the non‑corporate body became an insolvent on at least one occasion; and
the period of 3 years has not elapsed since the insolvency event that resulted in the insolvency.
An individual or non‑corporate body may be declared to be a permanently excluded contractor if —
the individual or an officer of the non‑corporate body became an insolvent on 2 separate occasions; and
the insolvency event that resulted in the second insolvency occurred within 5 years after the insolvency event that resulted in the first insolvency.
The declaration of an individual or non‑corporate body as an excluded contractor is subject to section 63F.
[Section 63D inserted: No. 4 of 2021 s. 133.]
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