33Grounds for regulatory action

33 Grounds for regulatory action Each of the following is a ground for regulatory action against a licensee: (a) the licensee has knowingly or recklessly used false or misleading information to become a licensee; (b) the licensee has failed to comply with a condition of their licence; (c) the licensee has knowingly or recklessly given someone information about residential development activities undertaken, or to be undertaken, by the licensee that was false or misleading in a material particular; (d) the licensee has stopped being eligible to be licensed; (e) the licensee has had their licence immediately suspended or cancelled under section 38;

Regulatory action Division 4.2 (f) the licensee has been convicted or found guilty of an offence— (i) that is an indictable offence under a law of the ACT or the Commonwealth; or (ii) for an offence committed outside the ACT—that would be an indictable offence against a law of the ACT if committed in the ACT; (g) the licensee has contravened this Act (including an approved code of practice) or a relevant law; (h) regulatory action (however described) under a relevant law has been taken against the licensee in another jurisdiction; (i) the licensee has failed to comply with a requirement of any regulatory action taken against the licensee under this part; (j) any other ground prescribed by regulation.