Suspension or cancellation order for disqualification offence
43 Suspension or cancellation order for disqualification offence
The CEO may make an order suspending an on‑demand booking service authorisation if the provider of the on‑demand booking service, a responsible officer of the provider or a close associate of the provider is charged with a disqualification offence.
The CEO must make an order cancelling an on‑demand booking service authorisation if the CEO is satisfied that the provider of the service has been convicted of a disqualification offence.
The CEO must make an order cancelling an on‑demand booking service authorisation if the CEO is satisfied that a responsible officer of the provider of the service has been convicted of a disqualification offence, unless the CEO is satisfied that the continued operation of the service is appropriate in the circumstances.
The CEO may make an order suspending or cancelling an on‑demand booking service authorisation if a close associate of the provider of the service is convicted of a disqualification offence.
Subsections (2), (3) and (4) do not apply to a disqualification offence if —
the conviction for the offence has been quashed or set aside; or
the disqualification period prescribed for the purposes of section 46(1) in relation to the offence has passed since the conviction.
This section extends to a conviction by a court of a disqualification offence whether or not the conviction occurred before the commencement of this section if the disqualification period has not expired before that commencement.
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