(1) This section applies if, after considering the accepted representations
for the show cause notice, the Minister still believes a ground exists to
suspend or cancel the wagering authority but considers—
(a) a matter
relating to the ground for suspension or cancellation is reasonably capable of
being rectified; and
(b) that it is appropriate to give the authority holder
an opportunity to rectify the matter.
(2) This section also applies if the
Minister has not given a show cause notice to the authority holder and—
(a)
the Minister believes a ground exists to suspend or cancel the wagering
authority; and
(b) the Minister considers—
(i) a matter relating to the
ground for suspension or cancellation is reasonably capable of being
rectified; and
(ii) that it is appropriate to give the authority holder an
opportunity to rectify the matter without giving a show cause notice; and
(c)
the authority holder has been given—
(i) written notice that the Minister
proposes to give a direction under this section; and
(ii) a reasonable
opportunity to make representations about the proposed direction.
(3)
However, this section applies because of subsection (1) only if the Minister
does not have the belief mentioned in section 50(1) .
(4) The Minister may,
by written notice given to the authority holder, direct the holder to rectify
the matter within the period stated in the notice.
(5) The period stated in
the notice must be reasonable, having regard to the nature of the matter to be
rectified.
