S 155I repealed by No 11 of 2016, s 3 and Sch 1 item 47, effective 1 March 2017. S 155I formerly read:
SECTION 155I DECISION ON INVOLUNTARY TERMINATION OF REGISTRATION
155I(1)
[Decision options]
The committee must:
(a)
decide that the trustee should continue to be registered; or
(b)
decide that the trustee should cease to be registered.
155I(2)
[Continued registration]
The committee may decide under paragraph (1)(a) that:
(a)
the trustee should continue to be registered unconditionally; or
(b)
the trustee should continue to be registered on the condition that:
(i)
the trustee meets specified conditions; or
(ii)
specified conditions are imposed on the trustee
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s practice; or
(iii)
specified modifications are made to conditions on the trustee
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s practice.
Note:
See the definition of
modifications
in subsection 5(1).
155I(3)
[Cessation]
The committee may decide under paragraph (1)(b) that:
(a)
the trustee should cease to be registered unconditionally; or
(b)
the trustee should cease to be registered if the trustee fails to meet specified conditions.
155I(4)
[Report with reasons]
The committee must give the trustee and the Inspector-General a report of its decision relating to the application, and the reasons for the decision.
155I(5)
[Review]
The trustee may apply to the Administrative Appeals Tribunal for review of the committee
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s decision.
155I(6)
[Inspector-General must act]
The Inspector-General must give effect to the committee
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s decision.
Note:
Sections 176 and 182 specify other circumstances in which a trustee may involuntarily cease to be registered.
S 155I inserted by No 44 of 1996, Sch 1, Pt 1(283).