Transport (Road Passenger Services) Act 2018

The CEO may make an order suspending or cancelling an on‑demand booking service authorisation if —

the CEO is no longer satisfied that the provider of the authorised on‑demand booking service meets the requirements for the grant of an authorisation in section 31(1)(a) or (c); or

the provider of the authorised on‑demand booking service has failed to comply with any requirements under this Act, including —

a condition of the authorisation; and

any duty or obligation imposed on the provider under this Act;

the authorisation was obtained by fraud or misrepresentation; or

the CEO is no longer satisfied that the provider of the authorised on‑demand booking service is a fit and proper person to be authorised to provide an on‑demand booking service; or

the CEO is no longer satisfied that a responsible officer of the provider of the authorised on‑demand booking service is a fit and proper person to be a responsible officer; or

the provider of the authorised on‑demand booking service has failed to —

lodge a return with the CEO in accordance with section 250; or

pay the on‑demand passenger transport levy in accordance with Part 9 Division 2;

a responsible officer of the provider of the authorised on‑demand booking service has held an on‑demand booking service authorisation (whether for the same or a different service), or an equivalent authorisation in another State or a Territory, and that authorisation has been cancelled; or

a close associate of the provider of the authorised on‑demand booking service has held an on‑demand booking service authorisation (whether for the same or a different service), or an equivalent authorisation in another State or a Territory, and that authorisation has been cancelled.

A suspension order made under subsection (1)(a), (b), (d), (e) or (f) may include a requirement that the provider of the on‑demand booking service undertake remedial action.

The CEO may, by written notice given to the provider of the on‑demand booking service, vary or waive a requirement imposed under subsection (2).