(1) This section applies if a regulatory authority imposes a condition on a
practising certificate, other than a condition applying in relation to a
practising certificate under the authority’s legal profession rules or
administration rules.
(2) If the applicant did not apply for a practising
certificate to be subject to the condition—
(a) the regulatory authority
must give the applicant an information notice about the decision to impose the
condition; and
(b) the applicant may apply, as provided under the QCAT Act ,
to the tribunal for a review of the decision to impose the condition.
(3) The
regulatory authority may revoke a condition imposed on a practising
certificate, on application of the certificate holder in the approved form or
on its own initiative, by giving written notice about the revocation to the
certificate holder.
(4) If a certificate holder applies for the revocation of
a condition and the relevant regulatory authority refuses to grant the
application—
(a) the authority must give the applicant an information notice
about the decision refusing the application; and
(b) the applicant may,
within 28 days after the information notice is given to the applicant, apply,
as provided under the QCAT Act , to the tribunal for a review of the decision
to impose the condition.
