Queensland Consolidated Acts(1) A person, including a person whose positive notice is suspended under section 104 or whose positive exemption notice is suspended under section 105A, may, by notice, ask the chief executive to cancel the person's positive notice or positive exemption notice.
(2) After receiving the notice, the chief executive must—
(a) cancel the positive notice or positive exemption notice; and
(b) give the person a notice stating that—
(i) the positive notice or positive exemption notice has been cancelled; and
(ii) the person must not apply for, or start or continue in, regulated engagement.
(3) The person must not apply for, or start or continue in, regulated engagement unless the chief executive issues a further positive notice or positive exemption notice to the person.
Maximum penalty—500 penalty units or 5 years imprisonment.
(4) If the person is engaged by a funded non-government service provider, the chief executive must give notice about the cancellation of the person's positive notice or positive exemption notice to the service provider.
(5) A notice under subsection (4) must state that a funded non-government service provider to whom the notice is given must not engage, or continue to engage, the person at a service outlet of the service provider.