sec.67Service provider stops conducting or providing a service

### sec.67 Service provider stops conducting or providing a service The service provider for a registered service must comply with this section, unless the service provider has a reasonable excuse. Maximum penalty—50 penalty units. At least 30 days before the service provider stops conducting the residential service, the service provider must give the chief executive a notice, in the approved form, surrendering the registration of the service. If the residential service is accredited at level 2, the service provider must give the chief executive a notice, in the approved form, at least 30 days before the service provider stops providing a food service in the course of the residential service. If the residential service is accredited at level 3, the service provider must give the chief executive a notice, in the approved form, at least 30 days before the service provider stops providing a personal care service in the course of the residential service. (sec.67-ssec.1) The service provider for a registered service must comply with this section, unless the service provider has a reasonable excuse. Maximum penalty—50 penalty units. (sec.67-ssec.2) At least 30 days before the service provider stops conducting the residential service, the service provider must give the chief executive a notice, in the approved form, surrendering the registration of the service. (sec.67-ssec.3) If the residential service is accredited at level 2, the service provider must give the chief executive a notice, in the approved form, at least 30 days before the service provider stops providing a food service in the course of the residential service. (sec.67-ssec.4) If the residential service is accredited at level 3, the service provider must give the chief executive a notice, in the approved form, at least 30 days before the service provider stops providing a personal care service in the course of the residential service.