Children and Young People Act 2008
352QIntervention—intention to cancel notice
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352Q Intervention—intention to cancel notice (i) suspects on reasonable grounds that an approved care and protection organisation is noncompliant or likely to become noncompliant; and (ii) considers that the noncompliance would be better dealt with under this section than by giving the organisation a noncompliance notice or noncompliance direction; or (b) the director-general has given an approved care and protection organisation a noncompliance direction about the noncompliance and the organisation has not complied with the direction. (2) The director-general may give the organisation notice that the director-general intends to cancel the organisation’s approval (an intention to cancel notice). (3) An intention to cancel notice must— (b) state that the director-general intends to cancel the organisation’s approval because of the organisation’s failure to comply with the noncompliance direction; and
(c) state that the organisation may give a written submission to the director-general showing cause why the organisation’s approval should not be cancelled; and (d) state that submissions may be given to the director-general only during the 28 working days after the day the intention to cancel notice is given to the organisation. (4) If the director-general gives an intention to cancel notice to an organisation, the director-general must also take reasonable steps to tell a person with daily care responsibility for each child or young person likely to be affected about the notice.