sec.129Chief executive may seek undertaking after contravention

### sec.129 Chief executive may seek undertaking after contravention If the chief executive reasonably believes a person has contravened or been involved in a contravention of this Act, the chief executive may, by notice given to the person— state the act or omission the chief executive believes is the contravention; and ask the person to give the chief executive a written undertaking that the person will not continue or repeat the act or omission. If— the person gives the undertaking and, if the contravention is conduct consisting of a series of acts or omissions, the person stops the conduct; and the chief executive accepts the undertaking; the chief executive can not start an offence proceeding against the person for the contravention, unless the chief executive withdraws the undertaking under section 130 . (sec.129-ssec.1) If the chief executive reasonably believes a person has contravened or been involved in a contravention of this Act, the chief executive may, by notice given to the person— state the act or omission the chief executive believes is the contravention; and ask the person to give the chief executive a written undertaking that the person will not continue or repeat the act or omission. (sec.129-ssec.2) If— the person gives the undertaking and, if the contravention is conduct consisting of a series of acts or omissions, the person stops the conduct; and the chief executive accepts the undertaking; the chief executive can not start an offence proceeding against the person for the contravention, unless the chief executive withdraws the undertaking under section 130 . - (a) state the act or omission the chief executive believes is the contravention; and - (b) ask the person to give the chief executive a written undertaking that the person will not continue or repeat the act or omission. - (a) the person gives the undertaking and, if the contravention is conduct consisting of a series of acts or omissions, the person stops the conduct; and - (b) the chief executive accepts the undertaking;