72IRevocation and variation of departure prohibition orders

#### 72I Revocation and variation of departure prohibition orders (1) The Registrar must revoke a departure prohibition order in respect of a person if: (a) the person no longer has a child support liability or carer liability; or (b) the person has a child support liability or carer liability, but arrangements satisfactory to the Registrar have been made for the liability to be wholly discharged; or (c) the person has a child support liability or carer liability, but the Registrar is satisfied that the liability is completely irrecoverable. (2) However, if the Registrar considers that the person may later become subject to a child support liability or carer liability in respect of, or arising out of, matters that have occurred, the Registrar must not revoke a departure prohibition order under subsection (1) unless the Registrar is satisfied: (a) that the liability will be wholly discharged; or (b) that arrangements satisfactory to the Registrar will be made for the liability to be wholly discharged; or (c) that the liability will be completely irrecoverable. (3) The Registrar may also, at the Registrar’s discretion, revoke or vary a departure prohibition order in respect of a person if the Registrar considers it desirable to do so. (4) The Registrar may revoke or vary a departure prohibition order under subsection (1) or (3): (a) on application by the person in the approved form; or (b) on the Registrar’s own motion.