133Grounds on which prohibition order may be made

133 Grounds on which prohibition order may be made

The Commissioner may make a prohibition order if the Commissioner is satisfied that it is necessary to make the order to avoid a serious risk to the life, health, safety or welfare of a person or the health, safety or welfare of the public and one or more of the following grounds exists—

(a) the Commissioner reasonably believes that the unregistered disability worker has contravened an approved code of conduct;

(b) the unregistered disability worker has been convicted or found guilty of a prescribed offence;

S. 133(c) amended by No. 19/2019 s. 229(1), substituted by No. 34/2020 s. 201(a).

(c) the unregistered disability worker has been given an exclusion or has had a clearance suspended or revoked;

S. 133(d) amended by No. 19/2019 s. 229(2), repealed by No. 34/2020 s. 201(c).

S. 133(e) amended by No. 19/2019 s. 229(3), substituted by No. 34/2020 s. 201(b).

(e) the unregistered disability worker has been given an interim exclusion; or

(f) the unregistered disability worker is the subject of a prohibition order in relation to health services or disability services or other services involving the care of children that is made under another Act or a banning order issued under section 73ZN of the NDIS Act.