39FBCelebrant registration charge: consequence of non‑payment

#### 39FB Celebrant registration charge: consequence of non‑payment (1) If a person has not, by the end of the charge payment day, paid an amount of celebrant registration charge that the person is liable to pay, the Registrar of Marriage Celebrants must, as soon as practicable after that day, send the person a written notice in accordance with subsection (2), unless the Registrar considers that the notice should not be sent at that time because: (a) the person’s liability to pay the charge may be affected by: (i) the outcome of an application for internal review of a decision to refuse to grant an exemption; or (ii) any other circumstance of which the Registrar is aware; or (b) the person’s details have been removed from the register under paragraph 39I(2)(d) or 39K(a) before the notice is sent. > Note: Depending on the outcome of matters referred to in paragraph (1)(a), it may turn out that the person is not liable to pay the charge. (2) The notice referred to in subsection (1) must: (a) advise the person that, because the person has failed to pay celebrant registration charge, the person will be deregistered as a marriage celebrant on the day specified in the notice (being a day that is at least 7 days after the day on which the notice is sent); and (b) comply with any other requirements prescribed by the regulations relating to the content of the notice, or how it is to be sent. (3) The person is taken to have been deregistered by the Registrar of Marriage Celebrants at the start of the day specified in the notice. > Note: A person who wishes to become a marriage celebrant again may reapply under section 39D. (4) The Registrar of Marriage Celebrants must remove the person’s details from the register of marriage celebrants.