Collections Regulation 2008
sec.15Sanction to be returned
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sec.15 Sanction to be returned
This section applies if a sanction expires or is revoked. The promoter of an appeal for support for the purpose to which the sanction relates must return the sanction to the chief executive within the following period, unless the promoter has a reasonable excuse for not returning it within the period— if the sanction expires—1 month after its expiry; if the sanction is revoked—1 month after the date of the Minister’s decision to revoke it. Maximum penalty—1 penalty unit. It is a reasonable excuse for subsection (2) that the sanction has been lost, destroyed or otherwise can not be located. (sec.15-ssec.1) This section applies if a sanction expires or is revoked. (sec.15-ssec.2) The promoter of an appeal for support for the purpose to which the sanction relates must return the sanction to the chief executive within the following period, unless the promoter has a reasonable excuse for not returning it within the period— if the sanction expires—1 month after its expiry; if the sanction is revoked—1 month after the date of the Minister’s decision to revoke it. Maximum penalty—1 penalty unit. (sec.15-ssec.3) It is a reasonable excuse for subsection (2) that the sanction has been lost, destroyed or otherwise can not be located.
- (a) if the sanction expires—1 month after its expiry;
- (b) if the sanction is revoked—1 month after the date of the Minister’s decision to revoke it.