sec.45Consequence of noncompliance with requirement notice

### sec.45 Consequence of noncompliance with requirement notice This section applies if a requirement notice has, in the opinion of the assessor that gave it, been contravened. The chief executive may, if the requirement notice was made by the chief executive or the chief executive receives a notice under subsection (4) — if the chief executive considers there is enough information about the relevant matters for the application—decide the application on the basis of that information; or refuse to decide the application until the requirement notice is complied with to the chief executive’s satisfaction; or decide the application is lapsed. If the assessor was the assessing agency, it may— if it considers there is enough information about the relevant matters—give its response to the application; or refuse to assess the application until the requirement notice is complied with to its satisfaction. The assessing agency must give the chief executive notice of the refusal. (sec.45-ssec.1) This section applies if a requirement notice has, in the opinion of the assessor that gave it, been contravened. (sec.45-ssec.2) The chief executive may, if the requirement notice was made by the chief executive or the chief executive receives a notice under subsection (4) — if the chief executive considers there is enough information about the relevant matters for the application—decide the application on the basis of that information; or refuse to decide the application until the requirement notice is complied with to the chief executive’s satisfaction; or decide the application is lapsed. (sec.45-ssec.3) If the assessor was the assessing agency, it may— if it considers there is enough information about the relevant matters—give its response to the application; or refuse to assess the application until the requirement notice is complied with to its satisfaction. (sec.45-ssec.4) The assessing agency must give the chief executive notice of the refusal. - (a) if the chief executive considers there is enough information about the relevant matters for the application—decide the application on the basis of that information; or - (b) refuse to decide the application until the requirement notice is complied with to the chief executive’s satisfaction; or - (c) decide the application is lapsed. - (a) if it considers there is enough information about the relevant matters—give its response to the application; or - (b) refuse to assess the application until the requirement notice is complied with to its satisfaction.