Education and Care Services Act 2013
sec.97Revocation of service waiver
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sec.97 Revocation of service waiver
The chief executive may revoke a service waiver if the chief executive considers the approved provider is not meeting the requirements prescribed under this Act by alternative means that satisfy the objectives of the requirements. A revocation under subsection (1) takes effect— 60 days after the chief executive gives the approved provider notice of the decision to revoke; or at the end of the period agreed between the chief executive and the approved provider. An approved provider may apply to the chief executive in the approved form for the revocation of a service waiver applying to a QEC approved service the provider operates. A revocation under subsection (3) takes effect— 14 days after the chief executive gives the approved provider notice that the provider’s application to revoke is approved; or at the end of the period agreed between the chief executive and the approved provider. (sec.97-ssec.1) The chief executive may revoke a service waiver if the chief executive considers the approved provider is not meeting the requirements prescribed under this Act by alternative means that satisfy the objectives of the requirements. (sec.97-ssec.2) A revocation under subsection (1) takes effect— 60 days after the chief executive gives the approved provider notice of the decision to revoke; or at the end of the period agreed between the chief executive and the approved provider. (sec.97-ssec.3) An approved provider may apply to the chief executive in the approved form for the revocation of a service waiver applying to a QEC approved service the provider operates. (sec.97-ssec.4) A revocation under subsection (3) takes effect— 14 days after the chief executive gives the approved provider notice that the provider’s application to revoke is approved; or at the end of the period agreed between the chief executive and the approved provider.
- (a) 60 days after the chief executive gives the approved provider notice of the decision to revoke; or
- (b) at the end of the period agreed between the chief executive and the approved provider.
- (a) 14 days after the chief executive gives the approved provider notice that the provider’s application to revoke is approved; or
- (b) at the end of the period agreed between the chief executive and the approved provider.