Private Aged Healthcare Facilities and Services Act 2018 · Updated to 29 Mar 2017 · Part VI · Revocation
30. Grounds for revocation
Feedback & supportThe Director General may revoke the approval, licence or interim licence, or refuse to renew a licence, if the
approval
“approval” means an approval granted under subsection 9(1) to provide a private aged healthcare facilities and services and
Director General is satisfied—
that the approval, licence or interim licence, or renewal of licence has been obtained by any false or misleading statement;
that an offence under this Act or any regulations made under this Act, any offence involving fraud or dishonesty,
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private aged healthcare facilities and services
“private aged healthcare facilities and services” means any premises where healthcare services are provided for aged persons;
or any other offence punishable with imprisonment, in itself only or in addition to or in lieu of a fine, for more than two years, has been committed by the holder of the approval, the licensee or the interim licensee;
that the holder of the approval, the licensee or the person in charge has failed to comply with any directions of the Director General;
that the licensee or the person in charge has operated or managed or howsoever used the private aged healthcare facilities and services in a manner which is detrimental to the interest of the care recipients;
that the licensee has employed or engaged an unqualified person as a person in charge, a healthcare professional or a caregiver;
that the holder of the approval, licensee or interim licensee is adjudged a bankrupt; or
that the licensee has ceased to operate the private aged healthcare facilities and services.