(c) whether a retail or wholesale licence held or
previously held by the person is or has been suspended or cancelled;
(d)
whether or not the person has contravened this Act, regardless of whether the
person has been convicted of an offence for the contravention;
(e) whether or
not the person has contravened a law of the Commonwealth or a State that
regulates the supply of smoking products or any substance used in smoking
products;
(f) whether the person has been convicted of an indictable offence
relating to fraud, dishonesty, or tax or customs evasion;
(g) if the person
is an individual—whether the person—
(i) is, or has been, an insolvent
under administration under the Corporations Act , section 9 ; or
(ii) is, or
has been, disqualified from managing corporations under the Corporations Act ,
part 2D .6;
(h) if the person is a corporation—whether the corporation is,
or has been, placed into administration, receivership or liquidation.
(2)
Also, in deciding whether a person is a fit and proper person to be a
licensee, the chief executive may have regard to—
(a) if the licensee is a
corporation—
(i) whether or not a director of the corporation has
contravened this Act, regardless of whether the person has been convicted of
an offence for the contravention; and
(ii) whether or not a director of the
corporation has contravened a law of the Commonwealth or a State that
regulates the supply of smoking products or any substance used in smoking
products; and
(b) any other matter the chief executive considers relevant.
(3) However, a liquor licensee is taken to be a fit and proper person to be a
licensee for a retail licence (liquor) unless the liquor licence is suspended.