164BWhen regulatory action may be taken

164B When regulatory action may be taken The regulator may take regulatory action against a licensee only if satisfied on reasonable grounds that the licensee— (a) used false or misleading information to obtain the licence; or (b) contravened a condition of the licence; or (c) failed to give the Minister information requested under section 164 (2); or (d) failed to comply with a provision of this Act; or (e) no longer meets the criteria under section 145D (Issue of insurer licence) or section 145O (Issue of self-insurer licence) to hold the licence; or (f) has contravened— (i) a workers compensation law; or (ii) a law prescribed by regulation.