sec.22Suitability of applicants and licensees—corporations

### sec.22 Suitability of applicants and licensees—corporations A corporation is not a suitable person to hold a licence if the corporation— has been convicted, in Queensland or elsewhere, within the preceding 5 years of a serious offence; or is currently disqualified from holding a licence; or is a person the chief executive decides under section 23 is not a suitable person to hold a licence; or is subject to a relevant control order. A corporation is not a suitable person to hold a licence if any of the following applies to an executive officer of the corporation— the executive officer is an insolvent under administration; the executive officer has been convicted, in Queensland or elsewhere, within the preceding 5 years of a serious offence; the executive officer is currently disqualified from holding a licence or registration certificate; the chief executive decides under section 23 the executive officer is not a suitable person to hold a licence; the executive officer is subject to a relevant control order. A corporation that is not a suitable person can not hold a licence. s 22 amd 2016 No. 62 s 222 (sec.22-ssec.1) A corporation is not a suitable person to hold a licence if the corporation— has been convicted, in Queensland or elsewhere, within the preceding 5 years of a serious offence; or is currently disqualified from holding a licence; or is a person the chief executive decides under section 23 is not a suitable person to hold a licence; or is subject to a relevant control order. (sec.22-ssec.2) A corporation is not a suitable person to hold a licence if any of the following applies to an executive officer of the corporation— the executive officer is an insolvent under administration; the executive officer has been convicted, in Queensland or elsewhere, within the preceding 5 years of a serious offence; the executive officer is currently disqualified from holding a licence or registration certificate; the chief executive decides under section 23 the executive officer is not a suitable person to hold a licence; the executive officer is subject to a relevant control order. (sec.22-ssec.3) A corporation that is not a suitable person can not hold a licence. - (a) has been convicted, in Queensland or elsewhere, within the preceding 5 years of a serious offence; or - (b) is currently disqualified from holding a licence; or - (c) is a person the chief executive decides under section 23 is not a suitable person to hold a licence; or - (d) is subject to a relevant control order. - (a) the executive officer is an insolvent under administration; - (b) the executive officer has been convicted, in Queensland or elsewhere, within the preceding 5 years of a serious offence; - (c) the executive officer is currently disqualified from holding a licence or registration certificate; - (d) the chief executive decides under section 23 the executive officer is not a suitable person to hold a licence; - (e) the executive officer is subject to a relevant control order.