sec.124Failure to notify chief executive of certain changes

sec.124 Failure to notify chief executive of certain changes

An approved provider must give the chief executive notice under subsection (2) if— there is a change to the approved provider’s name; or a person with management or control of a QEC approved service operated by the approved provider is appointed or removed; or the provider does not start operating a QEC approved service within either— 6 months of the grant of the service approval for the service; or any other period agreed between the provider and the chief executive. Maximum penalty—10 penalty units. Section 114 states that an approved provider must notify the chief executive about the appointment of a nominee. The approved provider must give the notice within 7 days after the later of the following— the day on which an event mentioned in subsection (1) happens; the day on which the provider became aware that the event had happened. (sec.124-ssec.1) An approved provider must give the chief executive notice under subsection (2) if— there is a change to the approved provider’s name; or a person with management or control of a QEC approved service operated by the approved provider is appointed or removed; or the provider does not start operating a QEC approved service within either— 6 months of the grant of the service approval for the service; or any other period agreed between the provider and the chief executive. Maximum penalty—10 penalty units. Section 114 states that an approved provider must notify the chief executive about the appointment of a nominee. (sec.124-ssec.2) The approved provider must give the notice within 7 days after the later of the following— the day on which an event mentioned in subsection (1) happens; the day on which the provider became aware that the event had happened.

• (a) there is a change to the approved provider’s name; or
• (b) a person with management or control of a QEC approved service operated by the approved provider is appointed or removed; or
• (c) the provider does not start operating a QEC approved service within either— (i) 6 months of the grant of the service approval for the service; or (ii) any other period agreed between the provider and the chief executive.
• (i) 6 months of the grant of the service approval for the service; or
• (ii) any other period agreed between the provider and the chief executive.
• (i) 6 months of the grant of the service approval for the service; or
• (ii) any other period agreed between the provider and the chief executive.
• (a) the day on which an event mentioned in subsection (1) happens;
• (b) the day on which the provider became aware that the event had happened.