sec.57Effect of appeal on cancellation

sec.57 Effect of appeal on cancellation

This section applies if— the registration or permission to teach of an approved teacher is cancelled by the college under section 56 ; and any of the following is appealed— the conviction of the teacher for the serious offence or the disqualifying offence; the decision or order of the court resulting in the teacher becoming a relevant excluded person. The cancellation remains in effect during the appeal. The person is no longer an excluded person in relation to the cancellation if— the conviction is overturned on appeal; or the decision or order— is overturned on appeal; and was not made in relation to a conviction for a serious offence or a disqualifying offence. s 57 amd 2008 No. 18 s 51 sch ; 2010 No. 5 s 182 sub 2011 No. 39 s 22 amd 2024 No. 50 s 140 sch 1 (sec.57-ssec.1) This section applies if— the registration or permission to teach of an approved teacher is cancelled by the college under section 56 ; and any of the following is appealed— the conviction of the teacher for the serious offence or the disqualifying offence; the decision or order of the court resulting in the teacher becoming a relevant excluded person. (sec.57-ssec.2) The cancellation remains in effect during the appeal. (sec.57-ssec.3) The person is no longer an excluded person in relation to the cancellation if— the conviction is overturned on appeal; or the decision or order— is overturned on appeal; and was not made in relation to a conviction for a serious offence or a disqualifying offence.

• (a) the registration or permission to teach of an approved teacher is cancelled by the college under section 56 ; and
• (b) any of the following is appealed— (i) the conviction of the teacher for the serious offence or the disqualifying offence; (ii) the decision or order of the court resulting in the teacher becoming a relevant excluded person.
• (i) the conviction of the teacher for the serious offence or the disqualifying offence;
• (ii) the decision or order of the court resulting in the teacher becoming a relevant excluded person.
• (i) the conviction of the teacher for the serious offence or the disqualifying offence;
• (ii) the decision or order of the court resulting in the teacher becoming a relevant excluded person.
• (a) the conviction is overturned on appeal; or
• (b) the decision or order— (i) is overturned on appeal; and (ii) was not made in relation to a conviction for a serious offence or a disqualifying offence.
• (i) is overturned on appeal; and
• (ii) was not made in relation to a conviction for a serious offence or a disqualifying offence.
• (i) is overturned on appeal; and
• (ii) was not made in relation to a conviction for a serious offence or a disqualifying offence.