sec.35ICancelling exemption

sec.35I Cancelling exemption

The Minister may, by written notice to a fuel seller, cancel an exemption if the Minister is satisfied— the reasons for the grant of the exemption no longer apply; or the fuel seller has contravened a condition of the exemption. However, the Minister must do the following before giving the notice— give the fuel seller an opportunity to make written submissions about the proposed cancellation; consider any written submissions the fuel seller makes. Also, the Minister may do the following before cancelling the exemption— consult with stakeholders; arrange for the fuel seller’s business to be audited. The Minister must ensure that the cancellation of an exemption takes effect from the end of a calendar quarter. s 35I ins 2015 No. 31 s 6 (sec.35I-ssec.1) The Minister may, by written notice to a fuel seller, cancel an exemption if the Minister is satisfied— the reasons for the grant of the exemption no longer apply; or the fuel seller has contravened a condition of the exemption. (sec.35I-ssec.2) However, the Minister must do the following before giving the notice— give the fuel seller an opportunity to make written submissions about the proposed cancellation; consider any written submissions the fuel seller makes. (sec.35I-ssec.3) Also, the Minister may do the following before cancelling the exemption— consult with stakeholders; arrange for the fuel seller’s business to be audited. (sec.35I-ssec.4) The Minister must ensure that the cancellation of an exemption takes effect from the end of a calendar quarter.

• (a) the reasons for the grant of the exemption no longer apply; or
• (b) the fuel seller has contravened a condition of the exemption.
• (a) give the fuel seller an opportunity to make written submissions about the proposed cancellation;
• (b) consider any written submissions the fuel seller makes.
• (a) consult with stakeholders;
• (b) arrange for the fuel seller’s business to be audited.