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HOME BUILDING ACT 1989 - SECT 105F
Determination of application for licence
105F Determination of application for licence
(1) The Authority is to consider each application for a licence under this
Part and may-- (a) grant a licence to the applicant, or
(b) refuse the
application.
(2) The Authority may, in determining an application for a
licence as a licensed insurer, take into consideration-- (a) the suitability
of the applicant, and
(b) the paid-up share capital and reserves of the
applicant, and
(c) the constitution of the applicant (if any), and
(d) the
re-insurance arrangements of the applicant, and
(e) the efficiency of the
insurance scheme (including any alternative arrangements under Part 6B) under
this Act generally, and
(f) any applicable Insurance Guidelines, and
(g) any
other matters that the Authority thinks fit.
(3) The Authority may, in
determining an application for a licence as a licensed provider, take into
consideration-- (a) the suitability of the applicant, and
(b) the efficiency
of the insurance scheme (including any alternative arrangements under Part 6B)
under this Act generally, and
(c) any applicable Insurance Guidelines, and
(d) any other matters that the Authority thinks fit.
(4) The Authority may
request an applicant for a licence to provide further information before
determining the application.
(5) Despite subsection (1), the Authority must
refuse an application for a licence from a corporation or other person who
does not comply with any requirements that are prescribed by the regulations
for the purposes of this section or set out in Insurance Guidelines made under
this section.
(6) The Insurance Guidelines may specify eligibility criteria
for a licence under this Part.
(7) A licence must not be granted under this
Part unless the applicant has paid (or has made arrangements acceptable to the
Authority for the payment of) the fee determined by the Authority for the
grant of the licence.
(8) When the Authority proposes to grant a licence, it
must give 14 days notice of the proposal to all licence holders specifying the
name of the proposed licence holder.
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