Western Australian Consolidated Acts Western Australian Consolidated Acts (1) The CEO may refuse
to issue a contract worker with a permit to do high-level security work if, in
the opinion of the CEO —
(a) the
contract worker has not complied with a requirement under section 52(1);
(b) the
contract worker has not given an authority under section 52(3);
(c) the
contract worker has not complied with a requirement under section 53(1);
(d) the
contract worker has not completed training approved by the CEO;
(e) the
contract worker has failed to satisfy the CEO that the contract worker is a
fit and proper person to do high-level security work;
(f) the
contract worker should not do high-level security work because of his or her
criminal record or character or because of any other relevant reason;
(g) the
contract worker does not meet all the conditions specified in the relevant
contract in relation to persons who are to do high-level security work; or
(h) it
is not in the public interest to do so.
(2) The rules known as
the rules of natural justice (including any duty of procedural fairness) do
not apply to or in relation to the issue of, or refusal to issue, a permit.