Disability Services Act 2006
sec.311Current positive exemption notice for person whose CCYPCG positive notice is cancelled
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sec.311 Current positive exemption notice for person whose CCYPCG positive notice is cancelled
This section applies if— before the commencement a person held a positive exemption notice; and immediately before the commencement the notice was current; and at the commencement the person no longer holds a CCYPCG positive notice. At the commencement the person’s positive exemption notice ceases to have effect under section 64. Section 90 applies in relation to the positive exemption notice. Section 90(2) requires the chief executive to give notice to a person if the person’s positive exemption notice has ceased to have effect under section 64. Section 90(5) requires the person to return their positive exemption notice to the chief executive. Also, if the person’s positive exemption notice was suspended under section 88 immediately before the commencement, any application for the cancellation of the suspension under section 89 that has not been decided or withdrawn at the commencement is taken to have been withdrawn. The chief executive must give written notice about the withdrawal of the application under subsection (4) to the person and the funded non-government service provider who made the application. s 311 ins 2013 No. 14 s 31 (sec.311-ssec.1) This section applies if— before the commencement a person held a positive exemption notice; and immediately before the commencement the notice was current; and at the commencement the person no longer holds a CCYPCG positive notice. (sec.311-ssec.2) At the commencement the person’s positive exemption notice ceases to have effect under section 64. (sec.311-ssec.3) Section 90 applies in relation to the positive exemption notice. Section 90(2) requires the chief executive to give notice to a person if the person’s positive exemption notice has ceased to have effect under section 64. Section 90(5) requires the person to return their positive exemption notice to the chief executive. (sec.311-ssec.4) Also, if the person’s positive exemption notice was suspended under section 88 immediately before the commencement, any application for the cancellation of the suspension under section 89 that has not been decided or withdrawn at the commencement is taken to have been withdrawn. (sec.311-ssec.5) The chief executive must give written notice about the withdrawal of the application under subsection (4) to the person and the funded non-government service provider who made the application.
- (a) before the commencement a person held a positive exemption notice; and
- (b) immediately before the commencement the notice was current; and
- (c) at the commencement the person no longer holds a CCYPCG positive notice.
- 1 Section 90(2) requires the chief executive to give notice to a person if the person’s positive exemption notice has ceased to have effect under section 64.