Liquor Control Act 1988

There are grounds for taking action against an approved manager under this section if —

the approved manager has failed to supervise and manage the conduct of business at licensed premises in a proper manner; or

the approved manager is no longer fit and proper to be approved; or

the approved manager has failed to comply with any condition on his or her manager’s approval; or

grounds exist under the regulations for taking action under this section.

If the Director is satisfied that there are grounds for taking action against an approved manager under this section the Director may, by notice in writing —

revoke the manager’s approval; or

suspend the manager’s approval for a specified period; or

impose conditions on the manager’s approval.

The Director must not take action against an approved manager under this section unless the approved manager —

has been given details of the grounds on which the Director proposes to take that action; and

has been afforded a reasonable opportunity to make submissions or to be heard on the matter.

The Director may revoke a suspension imposed under subsection (2)(b) before the end of the specified period.

Nothing in subsection (3)(a) requires or authorises the Director to disclose confidential police information.