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Imposing special conditions on certificates of registration

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Part IVRegistration of sales representatives

50AA Imposing special conditions on certificates of registration

(1)

In this section —

registered sales representative includes an applicant for a certificate of registration.

(2)

The Commissioner may, at any time, impose a special condition on a certificate of registration.

(3)

Before imposing a special condition on a certificate of registration, the Commissioner must —

(a)

give a registered sales representative notice in writing setting out —

(i)

that the Commissioner proposes to impose the special condition; and

(ii)

the reasons for the proposed decision; and

(iii)

that the registered sales representative may make submissions to the Commissioner in relation to the proposed decision within the time specified in the notice;

and

(b)

consider any submissions received under paragraph (a)(iii).

(4)

Subsection (3) does not apply if the special condition to be imposed on the certificate of registration restricts the type of work that may be performed under the certificate because the sales representative does not have a particular qualification that the sales representative is required to have under section 47(2) to perform the work.

(5)

After making a decision under subsection (2), the Commissioner must —

(a)

notify the registered sales representative of the Commissioner’s decision; and

(b)

if the decision is to impose a special condition on the certificate of registration, give the registered sales representative notice in writing setting out —

(i)

the reasons for the decision; and

(ii)

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 50AA inserted: No. 25 of 2019 s. 51.]

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