sec.159TRevocation of public statement

### sec.159T Revocation of public statement A regulatory body that made a public statement about a person must revoke the public statement if the body is satisfied the grounds on which the statement was made— no longer exist in relation to the person; or did not exist at the time the statement was made. As soon as practicable after deciding to revoke the public statement, the regulatory body must— give the person a written notice stating— the regulatory body has decided to revoke the public statement; and the date on which the public statement will be revoked; and make a public statement revoking the original public statement in the same way, or a similar way, to the way in which the original public statement was made. sch s 159T ins 2022 No. 22 s 100 (sec.159T-ssec.1) A regulatory body that made a public statement about a person must revoke the public statement if the body is satisfied the grounds on which the statement was made— no longer exist in relation to the person; or did not exist at the time the statement was made. (sec.159T-ssec.2) As soon as practicable after deciding to revoke the public statement, the regulatory body must— give the person a written notice stating— the regulatory body has decided to revoke the public statement; and the date on which the public statement will be revoked; and make a public statement revoking the original public statement in the same way, or a similar way, to the way in which the original public statement was made. - (a) no longer exist in relation to the person; or - (b) did not exist at the time the statement was made. - (a) give the person a written notice stating— (i) the regulatory body has decided to revoke the public statement; and (ii) the date on which the public statement will be revoked; and - (i) the regulatory body has decided to revoke the public statement; and - (ii) the date on which the public statement will be revoked; and - (b) make a public statement revoking the original public statement in the same way, or a similar way, to the way in which the original public statement was made. - (i) the regulatory body has decided to revoke the public statement; and - (ii) the date on which the public statement will be revoked; and