Imposing special conditions on licences or triennial certificates
34AA Imposing special conditions on licences or triennial certificates
In this section —
licensee includes an applicant for a licence.
The Commissioner may, at any time, impose a special condition on a licence or triennial certificate.
Before imposing a special condition on a licence or triennial certificate, the Commissioner must —
give a licensee notice in writing setting out —
that the Commissioner proposes to impose the special condition; and
the reasons for the proposed decision; and
that the licensee may make submissions to the Commissioner in relation to the proposed decision within the time specified in the notice;
and
consider any submissions received under paragraph (a)(iii).
After making a decision under subsection (2), the Commissioner must —
notify the licensee of the Commissioner’s decision; and
if the decision is to impose a special condition on the licence or triennial certificate, give the licensee notice in writing setting out —
the reasons for the decision; and
that a person aggrieved by the Commissioner’s decision may apply to the State Administrative Tribunal for a review of the decision under section 23.
[Section 34AA inserted: No. 25 of 2019 s. 47.]
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