Consumer Affairs and Fair Trading Act 1990
134Objections to application
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134 Objections to application (1) On receiving an application for a licence, the Director must send a copy of it to the Commissioner of Police, together with copies of any accompanying documents other than statements relating to the material and financial resources of the applicant. (2) The Commissioner of Police shall, within 28 days of receiving a copy of an application pursuant to subsection (1)(a), lodge with the Director a notice in writing which either supports the application or objects to the grant of a licence on the grounds that the applicant may not be a fit and proper person. (2A) A person may, by notice in writing lodged with the Director, object to the granting of a licence on any of the grounds specified in section 136(1) or 137(1). (3) A notice of objection under subsection (2) or (2A) must state the reasons for the objection.
Consumer Affairs and Fair Trading Act 1990 57 (4) References in this section to an applicant's not being a fit and proper person are, where the applicant is a body corporate, references to any director or other person concerned in the management of the body corporate not being a fit and proper person.