Racing Integrity Act 2016
sec.28Assessment if 2 or more approval applications
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sec.28 Assessment if 2 or more approval applications
This section applies if— there are 2 or more approval applications for approval as the control body for a code of racing; and the chief executive (racing) calls a meeting of the approval applicants under the Racing Act , section 52 (1) ; and there is no mediated agreement supported by all of the approval applicants. The commission must prepare and give to the Minister a single report relating to each of the approval applications that includes the following matters— the matters mentioned in section 27 for each approval application; an assessment about the merits of each approval application compared to the other approval applications; the commission’s recommendation about which approval applicant is best qualified and most suitable to be the control body for the code of racing, having regard to the matters mentioned in section 29 . s 28 amd 2002 No. 58 s 170 sch 2 (sec.28-ssec.1) This section applies if— there are 2 or more approval applications for approval as the control body for a code of racing; and the chief executive (racing) calls a meeting of the approval applicants under the Racing Act , section 52 (1) ; and there is no mediated agreement supported by all of the approval applicants. (sec.28-ssec.2) The commission must prepare and give to the Minister a single report relating to each of the approval applications that includes the following matters— the matters mentioned in section 27 for each approval application; an assessment about the merits of each approval application compared to the other approval applications; the commission’s recommendation about which approval applicant is best qualified and most suitable to be the control body for the code of racing, having regard to the matters mentioned in section 29 .
- (a) there are 2 or more approval applications for approval as the control body for a code of racing; and
- (b) the chief executive (racing) calls a meeting of the approval applicants under the Racing Act , section 52 (1) ; and
- (c) there is no mediated agreement supported by all of the approval applicants.
- (a) the matters mentioned in section 27 for each approval application;
- (b) an assessment about the merits of each approval application compared to the other approval applications;
- (c) the commission’s recommendation about which approval applicant is best qualified and most suitable to be the control body for the code of racing, having regard to the matters mentioned in section 29 .