Western Australian Consolidated Acts Western Australian Consolidated Acts (1) Where the Director
General believes that the provider of a taxi dispatch
service —
(a) is
no longer fit to be registered as such;
(b) is
no longer capable of providing an efficient and reliable taxi dispatch
service;
(c) has
failed in his or her obligations under section 29(2) to such an extent
that the continued registration of that provider is not in the public
interest; or
(d)
obtained registration by fraud or misrepresentation,
the Director General
may serve notice on that provider stating the reason he or she holds that
belief and requiring that provider to satisfy him or her within 30 days
that the registration of that provider should not be cancelled.
(2) Where the provider
of a taxi dispatch service fails to satisfy the Director General in accordance
with subsection (1), the Director General may serve notice on that
provider advising him or her —
(a) of
the provisions of subsection (3); and
(b) that
unless an application for review is made under that subsection the
registration of that provider will be cancelled 14 days after service of
the notice.
(3) The provider of a
taxi dispatch service may, within 14 days after the day of service of a
notice under subsection (2), apply to the State Administrative Tribunal
for a review of the Director General’s decision to cancel his or
her registration and where he or she does so that registration is suspended
from 14 days after the notice is served until the State Administrative
Tribunal disposes of the matter raised in the application.
[(4) deleted]
(5) Where the provider
of a taxi dispatch service does not make an application under
subsection (3) the registration of that provider is cancelled
14 days after service of the notice under subsection (2).
[Section 30 amended by No. 72 of 2003
s. 15; No. 55 of 2004 s. 1188.]
[Heading inserted by No. 4 of 2006
s. 4.]