Australian Capital Territory Consolidated Acts Australian Capital Territory Consolidated Acts(1) This section applies in working out for this Act whether a person is a suitable person .
(2) A person is a suitable person if the person is not disqualified .
(3) A person is disqualified if the person or, if the person is a corporation, the corporation or an executive officer of the corporation—
(a) has committed—
(i) an offence against this Act or a corresponding law of a State or foreign country; or
(ii) an offence involving fraud or dishonesty in Australia or a foreign country; or
(b) has been refused a licence, or had a licence cancelled or revoked, under this Act or a corresponding law of a State.
(4) However, even if a person is disqualified, the Magistrates Court may declare that the person is a suitable person if satisfied that the person is unlikely to be disqualified again.
(5) If a person is disqualified after being declared by the Magistrates Court to be a suitable person, the person is no longer a suitable person.