30Determination of revocation applications by Minister

#### 30 Determination of revocation applications by Minister 30 Determination of revocation applications by Minister > > (1) The Minister must determine a revocation application— > > > > > (a) if satisfied that any of the declaration criteria are not met in relation to the service to which the application relates, by revoking the coverage declaration for the service, or > > > > > (b) if not so satisfied, by refusing to make such a declaration. > > > (2) The Minister must consider, but is not bound to accept, any advice or recommendation in IPART’s report on the application and may, if circumstances so require, seek further advice from IPART in relation to the application. > > > (3) A revocation declaration need not be in the terms sought by the revocation application, and may apply to a greater or lesser extent than that so sought. > > > (4) The Minister must use his or her best endeavours to ensure that a decision on a revocation application is made within 6 months after the date on which the application was lodged with IPART. > > > (5) On making a decision under this section, the Minister must cause notice of the decision, and of the reasons for the decision, to be given to IPART. > > > (6) On receiving such notice, IPART must cause the information contained in the notice, together with its report on the revocation application, to be made available to the public on IPART’s internet website. > > > (7) A revocation declaration takes effect on the day specified in the declaration in that regard.