Western Australian Consolidated Regulations Western Australian Consolidated Regulations (1) This
regulation applies if —
(a) the
Director General considers that a ground exists to amend or revoke an
exemption, other than on application; and
(b) the
Director General is not satisfied as to the matters mentioned in
regulation 55(1)(b).
(2) If this regulation
applies in relation to a departmental exemption the Director General must give
the exemption holder a written notice that —
(a)
tells the exemption holder of the proposed amendment or revocation;
(b)
states the ground for the proposed amendment or revocation;
(c)
outlines the facts and other circumstances forming the basis for the Director
General’s view that the ground exists; and
(d)
invites the exemption holder to state in writing to the Director General,
within a stated time of at least 28 days after the notice is given to the
exemption holder, why the exemption should not be amended or revoked as
proposed by the Director General (the "proposed action” ).
(3) If, after
considering any written statement made to the Director General by the
exemption holder within the stated time, the Director General is reasonably
satisfied that a ground exists to take the proposed action, the Director
General may —
(a) if
the proposed action is to amend the exemption in a stated
way — amend the exemption in that way; or
(b) if
the proposed action is to revoke the exemption —revoke the
exemption or amend it in any way.
(4) If the Director
General amends or revokes the exemption, the Director General must tell the
exemption holder in writing of the decision, give the exemption holder written
reasons for the decision, and tell the exemption holder that the exemption
holder may apply to have the decision reconsidered.