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Housing Act 2003
sec.37GCancellation of registration
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### sec.37G Cancellation of registration
The registrar may cancel the registration of a national provider for which the registrar is the primary registrar, or a state provider, if the provider—
has applied to the registrar for the cancellation of the provider’s registration; or
has been wound up or has otherwise ceased to exist.
An application under subsection (1) (a) must be made in the approved form.
The registrar may refuse the application only if—
for a national provider—the registrar is not satisfied each national community housing asset of the provider has been transferred under section 37H (2) or the corresponding law of another participating jurisdiction that applies to the provider or the asset; or
for a state provider—the registrar is not satisfied each state community housing asset of the provider has been transferred under section 37H (3) .
The registrar may also cancel the registration of a national provider for which the registrar is the primary registrar, or a state provider, if—
the registrar has given the provider a notice of intent to cancel registration under section 38C ; and
the provider has not, within the time stated in the notice, satisfied the registrar that the provider’s registration should not be cancelled; and
the registrar has given the provider notice under section 64 of the registrar’s decision to cancel the provider’s registration.
A decision by the registrar to cancel a registered provider’s registration or to refuse an application by a registered provider for cancellation of the provider’s registration is reviewable—see section 63 (2) (d) .
s 37G ins 2013 No. 5 s 23
(sec.37G-ssec.1) The registrar may cancel the registration of a national provider for which the registrar is the primary registrar, or a state provider, if the provider— has applied to the registrar for the cancellation of the provider’s registration; or has been wound up or has otherwise ceased to exist.
(sec.37G-ssec.2) An application under subsection (1) (a) must be made in the approved form.
(sec.37G-ssec.3) The registrar may refuse the application only if— for a national provider—the registrar is not satisfied each national community housing asset of the provider has been transferred under section 37H (2) or the corresponding law of another participating jurisdiction that applies to the provider or the asset; or for a state provider—the registrar is not satisfied each state community housing asset of the provider has been transferred under section 37H (3) .
(sec.37G-ssec.4) The registrar may also cancel the registration of a national provider for which the registrar is the primary registrar, or a state provider, if— the registrar has given the provider a notice of intent to cancel registration under section 38C ; and the provider has not, within the time stated in the notice, satisfied the registrar that the provider’s registration should not be cancelled; and the registrar has given the provider notice under section 64 of the registrar’s decision to cancel the provider’s registration. A decision by the registrar to cancel a registered provider’s registration or to refuse an application by a registered provider for cancellation of the provider’s registration is reviewable—see section 63 (2) (d) .
- (a) has applied to the registrar for the cancellation of the provider’s registration; or
- (b) has been wound up or has otherwise ceased to exist.
- (a) for a national provider—the registrar is not satisfied each national community housing asset of the provider has been transferred under section 37H (2) or the corresponding law of another participating jurisdiction that applies to the provider or the asset; or
- (b) for a state provider—the registrar is not satisfied each state community housing asset of the provider has been transferred under section 37H (3) .
- (a) the registrar has given the provider a notice of intent to cancel registration under section 38C ; and
- (b) the provider has not, within the time stated in the notice, satisfied the registrar that the provider’s registration should not be cancelled; and
- (c) the registrar has given the provider notice under section 64 of the registrar’s decision to cancel the provider’s registration.