(1) The chief executive may change the conditions of
the registration of a child for home education imposed by the chief executive
if there is a reasonable basis to make the change.
(2) Before deciding to
change the conditions, the chief executive must—
(a) give notice to a parent
of the child stating—
(i) the particulars of the proposed change; and
(ii)
that the parent may make written submissions to the chief executive about the
proposed change within a reasonable period of at least 21 days stated in the
notice; and
(b) have regard to written submissions made to the chief
executive by the parent within the stated period.
(3) If the chief executive
decides to change the conditions, the chief executive must as soon as
practicable give the parent an information notice about the decision.
(4) If
the chief executive decides to change the conditions, the change takes effect
on the day an information notice about the decision is given to the parent and
does not depend on a replacement certificate of registration being issued
under section 220.
(5) The power of the chief executive under subsection (1)
includes the power to add conditions to the registration of a child for home
education that is not subject to conditions imposed by the chief executive.
