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Adoption Act 1984 - SECT 69Q
Effect of suspension or revocation of accreditation
69Q. Effect of suspension or revocation of accreditation
(1) If the accreditation of an accredited body is suspended or revoked-
(a) all records and other documents held by it or under its control
relating to the arrangement or negotiation of adoptions shall become
the property of the State Central Authority or, with the approval of
the State Central Authority where the body has entered into an
agreement with an accredited body that the accredited body be the
successor of the body, of that accredited body;
(b) if the principal officer of the first-mentioned body was, immediately
before the suspension or revocation, the guardian of a child under
this Act, the State Central Authority or principal officer of the
accredited body that is the successor of the first-mentioned body, as
the case may be, becomes the guardian of that child upon the
suspension or revocation;
(c) the arrangements or negotiations being undertaken by the
first-mentioned body immediately before the suspension or revocation
shall be continued by the State Central Authority or principal officer
of the accredited body that is the successor of the first-mentioned
body, as the case may be.
(2) On the expiration of a period of suspension of the accreditation of an
accredited body-
(a) the State Central Authority may return to the accredited body any
documents and records that, under subsection (1)(a), became the
property of the State Central Authority upon the suspension; and
(b) the State Central Authority may authorize the accredited body to
continue such arrangements and negotiations being undertaken by the
State Central Authority as the State Central Authority thinks fit,
being arrangements or negotiations that, but for the suspension, would
have been carried on by the accredited body.
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