Education (Capital Assistance) Act 1993
sec.22DMinister to decide application
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sec.22D Minister to decide application
On receipt of the recommendation and the application to which it relates, the Minister may grant the application or refuse the application. In deciding the application, the Minister may have regard solely or principally to the CAA’s recommendation. The Minister must give the approved authority and the CAA written notice of the Minister’s decision. The Minister’s notice must state the following— whether the Minister has granted the application or refused the application; if the Minister granted the application—the day by which the initial application must be made; if the Minister refused to grant the application—the reasons for the refusal. s 22D ins 2004 No. 44 s 15 (sec.22D-ssec.1) On receipt of the recommendation and the application to which it relates, the Minister may grant the application or refuse the application. (sec.22D-ssec.2) In deciding the application, the Minister may have regard solely or principally to the CAA’s recommendation. (sec.22D-ssec.3) The Minister must give the approved authority and the CAA written notice of the Minister’s decision. (sec.22D-ssec.4) The Minister’s notice must state the following— whether the Minister has granted the application or refused the application; if the Minister granted the application—the day by which the initial application must be made; if the Minister refused to grant the application—the reasons for the refusal.
- (a) whether the Minister has granted the application or refused the application;
- (b) if the Minister granted the application—the day by which the initial application must be made;
- (c) if the Minister refused to grant the application—the reasons for the refusal.