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Children and Young Persons (Savings and Transitional) Regulation 2000
22CApplication of principal Regulation to applications by transitional designated agency for accreditation
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#### 22C Application of principal Regulation to applications by transitional designated agency for accreditation
22C Application of principal Regulation to applications by transitional designated agency for accreditation
> > (1) This clause applies to a transitional designated agency that made, before 14 July 2005, an application under this Regulation to the Children’s Guardian for accreditation as a designated agency and the application has not been determined or withdrawn.
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> > (2) Any such application by a transitional designated agency is to be dealt with in accordance with the principal Regulation, except as provided by this clause.
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> > (3) A transitional designated agency may withdraw its application for accreditation at any time.
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> > (4) A body or agency that applied to the Children’s Guardian for voluntary accreditation between 1 July 2002 and 14 July 2003 by completing an “Application for Accreditation” form issued by the Children’s Guardian is taken to have applied for accreditation as a designated agency.
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> > (5) An application by an agency referred to in subclause (1) or (3) is taken to be an application for accreditation under the principal Regulation, made in accordance with that Regulation, and clause 35 of that Regulation does not apply to any such application.
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> > (6) An application for accreditation by a transitional designated agency may not be:
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> > > (a) taken over under clause 35A of the principal Regulation, or
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> > > (b) deferred under clause 35B of that Regulation.
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> > (7) If the Children’s Guardian is satisfied that a transitional designated agency’s application for accreditation should not have been refused, the Children’s Guardian may reinstate the application and the application is taken to have continued in existence as if it had not been refused and the agency is taken to have continued to be a transitional designated agency.
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> > (8) Clause 36C (Children’s Guardian may set aside decision not to accredit) of the principal Regulation does not apply to an application by a transitional designated agency for accreditation.
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> **cl 22C:** Ins 2003 (468), Sch 1 \[2\]. Subst 2008 (471), Sch 1 \[3\].