National Redress Scheme for Institutional Child Sexual Abuse Act 2018
70Revoking a security notice
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70 Revoking a security notice
(1) The Home Affairs Minister may, by written notice given to the Minister, revoke a security notice.
(2) The revocation takes effect on the day it is made.
(3) The Minister must give a copy of a notice under subsection (1) to the Operator.
Subdivision C—Other matters affected by a security notice
71 Other matters affected by a security notice
(1) If at the time a security notice comes into force in relation to a person:
(a) the person has made an application for redress under section 19; and
(b) either:
(i) a determination has not been made in relation to the application under section 29; or
(ii) an offer of redress has not been given to the person under section 39;
then, at that time, the application is taken to have been withdrawn by the person under subsection 22(1).
(2) If at the time a security notice comes into force in relation to a person:
(a) the person has made an application for redress under section 19; and
(b) an offer of redress has been given to the person under section 39; and
(c) the offer has not been accepted, declined or withdrawn;
then, at that time:
(d) the offer is taken to be withdrawn; and
(e) the determination made under subsection 29(2) on the application is taken to be revoked by the Operator under subsection 29(4); and
(f) the application is taken to have been withdrawn by the person under subsection 22(1).
(2A) If, at the time a security notice comes into force in relation to a person:
(a) the person has agreed under section 71B to have the Operator reassess a determination on an application for redress; and
(b) a reassessment decision has not been made under section 71D in relation to the determination;
then, at that time, the person is taken to have revoked the person’s agreement to have the Operator reassess the determination under subsection 71C(1).
(2B) If, at the time a security notice comes into force in relation to a person:
(a) the person has agreed under section 71B to have the Operator reassess a determination on an application for redress; and
(b) a new offer of redress has been given to the person under section 71G; and
(c) the offer has not been accepted, declined or withdrawn;
then, at that time:
(d) the new offer of redress is taken to be withdrawn; and
(e) the reassessment decision made under section 71D on the determination is taken to be revoked by the Operator; and