Boarding Houses Act 2012
91Regulations relating to assisted boarding houses
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91 Regulations relating to assisted boarding houses
91 Regulations relating to assisted boarding houses
(cf YCS Act, s 32 (2))
(1) Authorisations and manager approvals The regulations may make provision for or with respect to the following matters—
(a) classes of boarding house authorisations and manager approvals,
(b) the matters to be specified in a boarding house authorisation,
(c) prescribed conditions of boarding house authorisations.
(2) Applications for authorisations and manager approvals The regulations may make provision for or with respect to the following matters—
(a) the persons who may apply for boarding house authorisations and manager approvals,
(b) the form and manner in which, and the time within which, an application for a boarding house authorisation or manager approval may be made,
(c) the information and evidence required to be provided in connection with an application (which may include, without limitation, personal information about the applicant and proposed staff and any close associate of the applicant),
(d) requiring that an application (and its supporting documents and information) be lodged in stages as specified in the regulations,
(e) the consideration and determination of applications, including (but not limited to) the following—
(i) the time within which an application (or a particular stage of an application) is to be dealt with,
(ii) the grounds on which an application (or a particular stage of an application) may be rejected,
(iii) the grounds on which the Secretary may refuse to grant a licence or approval,
(iv) the way in which the rejection or determination of the application (or a particular stage of an application) is to be communicated to the applicant.
(3) Probity checks The regulations may make provision for or with respect to the following matters—
(a) the carrying out of probity checks (including, for example, checks concerning financial matters and criminal histories),