Community Services Industry (Portable Long Service Leave) Act 2020
sec.52Cancellation of registration
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sec.52 Cancellation of registration
The authority may cancel an individual’s registration if it is satisfied any of the following circumstances apply— the individual is not and has not been a worker; the individual has not, for at least 4 consecutive years, been credited with service in the register of workers or had service recorded under a corresponding law; the individual’s application to become registered should have been refused because information provided in the application was false or misleading; the individual dies and the individual’s personal representative is not entitled to apply for a payment under section 72 (4) . Also, if a payment for long service leave is made to an individual under section 72 (4) , the authority must immediately cancel the individual’s registration on the register of workers. If the authority cancels an individual’s registration, it must give the individual, or the individual’s personal representative, an information notice for the decision. When the individual’s registration is cancelled— the authority must enter on the register of workers that the individual is not a registered worker; and the individual, or the individual’s personal representative, is not entitled to apply for or be paid long service leave for any days of service credited to the individual in the register at the time of the cancellation. This section does not prevent an individual mentioned in subsection (1) (a) , (b) or (c) from subsequently becoming a registered worker. (sec.52-ssec.1) The authority may cancel an individual’s registration if it is satisfied any of the following circumstances apply— the individual is not and has not been a worker; the individual has not, for at least 4 consecutive years, been credited with service in the register of workers or had service recorded under a corresponding law; the individual’s application to become registered should have been refused because information provided in the application was false or misleading; the individual dies and the individual’s personal representative is not entitled to apply for a payment under section 72 (4) . (sec.52-ssec.2) Also, if a payment for long service leave is made to an individual under section 72 (4) , the authority must immediately cancel the individual’s registration on the register of workers. (sec.52-ssec.3) If the authority cancels an individual’s registration, it must give the individual, or the individual’s personal representative, an information notice for the decision. (sec.52-ssec.4) When the individual’s registration is cancelled— the authority must enter on the register of workers that the individual is not a registered worker; and the individual, or the individual’s personal representative, is not entitled to apply for or be paid long service leave for any days of service credited to the individual in the register at the time of the cancellation. (sec.52-ssec.5) This section does not prevent an individual mentioned in subsection (1) (a) , (b) or (c) from subsequently becoming a registered worker.