sec.106HCRevoking declaration

### sec.106HC Revoking declaration The Minister may, by notice given to the applicant for the relevant application (a revocation notice ), revoke a declaration made under section 106D in relation to the application that is in effect. For when a declaration stops having effect, see section 106G . However, the Minister may revoke the declaration only if the Minister— is satisfied that section 106D (2) (a) , (b) or (c) does not apply in relation to the relevant application; or considers that the declaration is no longer appropriate in all the circumstances. The revocation notice must state— that the declaration is revoked; and the day the notice is given; and details of the relevant application; and the reasons for revoking the declaration; and the effect of the revocation under section 106HE , 106HF or 106HG ; and for a relevant application in relation to which section 106HF applies—the point in the process for administering the application from which the process must restart; and any other matter prescribed by regulation. In deciding the point mentioned in subsection (3) (f) , the Minister may have regard to any matter the Minister considers relevant. The revocation takes effect on the day the revocation notice is given. The Minister must— give a copy of the revocation notice to each entity to which the declaration notice for the declaration was given; and publish a copy of the revocation notice on the department’s website. s 106HC ins 2024 No. 53 s 35 (sec.106HC-ssec.1) The Minister may, by notice given to the applicant for the relevant application (a revocation notice ), revoke a declaration made under section 106D in relation to the application that is in effect. For when a declaration stops having effect, see section 106G . (sec.106HC-ssec.2) However, the Minister may revoke the declaration only if the Minister— is satisfied that section 106D (2) (a) , (b) or (c) does not apply in relation to the relevant application; or considers that the declaration is no longer appropriate in all the circumstances. (sec.106HC-ssec.3) The revocation notice must state— that the declaration is revoked; and the day the notice is given; and details of the relevant application; and the reasons for revoking the declaration; and the effect of the revocation under section 106HE , 106HF or 106HG ; and for a relevant application in relation to which section 106HF applies—the point in the process for administering the application from which the process must restart; and any other matter prescribed by regulation. (sec.106HC-ssec.4) In deciding the point mentioned in subsection (3) (f) , the Minister may have regard to any matter the Minister considers relevant. (sec.106HC-ssec.5) The revocation takes effect on the day the revocation notice is given. (sec.106HC-ssec.6) The Minister must— give a copy of the revocation notice to each entity to which the declaration notice for the declaration was given; and publish a copy of the revocation notice on the department’s website. - (a) is satisfied that section 106D (2) (a) , (b) or (c) does not apply in relation to the relevant application; or - (b) considers that the declaration is no longer appropriate in all the circumstances. - (a) that the declaration is revoked; and - (b) the day the notice is given; and - (c) details of the relevant application; and - (d) the reasons for revoking the declaration; and - (e) the effect of the revocation under section 106HE , 106HF or 106HG ; and - (f) for a relevant application in relation to which section 106HF applies—the point in the process for administering the application from which the process must restart; and - (g) any other matter prescribed by regulation. - (a) give a copy of the revocation notice to each entity to which the declaration notice for the declaration was given; and - (b) publish a copy of the revocation notice on the department’s website.