Education (Queensland College of Teachers) Act 2005
sec.52When suspension ends
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sec.52 When suspension ends
A suspension of an approved teacher’s registration or permission to teach under this division ends when the earliest of the following happens— QCAT decides, under section 55 , 152 , 159 or 160 , to end the suspension; the teacher’s registration or permission to teach is cancelled under division 3 or section 160 ; if the college authorises an investigation under section 98 of the matter giving rise to a suspension under section 49 — the investigator’s report includes a finding that the matter does not raise a ground for disciplinary action against the approved teacher; and the college is reasonably satisfied there is no ground for disciplinary action against the approved teacher. s 52 amd 2009 No. 24 s 180 ; 2011 No. 39 s 21 ; 2016 No. 46 s 35
- (a) QCAT decides, under section 55 , 152 , 159 or 160 , to end the suspension;
- (b) the teacher’s registration or permission to teach is cancelled under division 3 or section 160 ;
- (c) if the college authorises an investigation under section 98 of the matter giving rise to a suspension under section 49 — (i) the investigator’s report includes a finding that the matter does not raise a ground for disciplinary action against the approved teacher; and (ii) the college is reasonably satisfied there is no ground for disciplinary action against the approved teacher.
- (i) the investigator’s report includes a finding that the matter does not raise a ground for disciplinary action against the approved teacher; and
- (ii) the college is reasonably satisfied there is no ground for disciplinary action against the approved teacher.
- (i) the investigator’s report includes a finding that the matter does not raise a ground for disciplinary action against the approved teacher; and
- (ii) the college is reasonably satisfied there is no ground for disciplinary action against the approved teacher.