sec.425Suitability of person for accreditation

### sec.425 Suitability of person for accreditation In deciding whether the applicant is a suitable person for accreditation, the chief executive may have regard to the following— whether the applicant has been refused an accreditation under this Act or a similar accreditation under a repealed Act or a corresponding law to this Act; whether the applicant held an accreditation under this Act or a similar accreditation under a repealed Act or a corresponding law to this Act, that was suspended or cancelled; whether the applicant or, if the applicant is a corporation or an incorporated association, whether an executive officer of the corporation or a member of the association’s management committee has a conviction for a relevant accreditation offence, other than a spent conviction; any other matter the chief executive considers relevant to the person’s ability to perform the functions of an accredited certifier. - (a) whether the applicant has been refused an accreditation under this Act or a similar accreditation under a repealed Act or a corresponding law to this Act; - (b) whether the applicant held an accreditation under this Act or a similar accreditation under a repealed Act or a corresponding law to this Act, that was suspended or cancelled; - (c) whether the applicant or, if the applicant is a corporation or an incorporated association, whether an executive officer of the corporation or a member of the association’s management committee has a conviction for a relevant accreditation offence, other than a spent conviction; - (d) any other matter the chief executive considers relevant to the person’s ability to perform the functions of an accredited certifier.