sec.183Procedure before public examination starts

### sec.183 Procedure before public examination starts Before the start of a public examination, QCAT must be satisfied each person to be examined has received written grounds for the public examination. On being satisfied under subsection (1) , QCAT must— decide a time and place for the public examination; and issue an attendance notice to each person to be examined. If a person to be examined is a corporation, the attendance notice must require a named executive officer of the corporation to attend QCAT for examination. The attendance notice must state— the time and place for the public examination decided by QCAT; and the person may make oral and written submissions at the public examination. The chief executive must serve the attendance notice on the person to whom it was issued. In this section— attendance notice means an attendance notice issued under this Act. (sec.183-ssec.1) Before the start of a public examination, QCAT must be satisfied each person to be examined has received written grounds for the public examination. (sec.183-ssec.2) On being satisfied under subsection (1) , QCAT must— decide a time and place for the public examination; and issue an attendance notice to each person to be examined. (sec.183-ssec.3) If a person to be examined is a corporation, the attendance notice must require a named executive officer of the corporation to attend QCAT for examination. (sec.183-ssec.4) The attendance notice must state— the time and place for the public examination decided by QCAT; and the person may make oral and written submissions at the public examination. (sec.183-ssec.5) The chief executive must serve the attendance notice on the person to whom it was issued. (sec.183-ssec.6) In this section— attendance notice means an attendance notice issued under this Act. - (a) decide a time and place for the public examination; and - (b) issue an attendance notice to each person to be examined. - (a) the time and place for the public examination decided by QCAT; and - (b) the person may make oral and written submissions at the public examination.