Western Australian Consolidated Regulations Western Australian Consolidated Regulations (1) The Director may
allege to the State Administrative Tribunal that there is proper cause for
disciplinary action, as mentioned in regulation 30(1), against the holder
of a licence or permit.
(2) If, in a
proceeding commenced by an allegation under this regulation against the holder
of a licence or permit, the State Administrative Tribunal is of the opinion
that there is proper cause for disciplinary action, the Tribunal may do one or
more of the following —
(a) by
order cancel the licence or permit held by that person;
(b) if
the person is a nominee — by order cancel the nomination of that
person;
(c) by
order suspend the licence or permit held by that person for a period, not
exceeding 12 months, that is specified in the order;
(d) by
order impose any restriction or condition on the authority conferred by the
licence or permit held by that person or vary any restriction or condition to
which the licence or permit is already subject;
(e) by
order require that person to complete successfully a specified educational or
training course of study;
(f) by
order require that person to undergo a specified theoretical or practical
assessment, examination or trade test;
(g)
censure that person;
(h)
recommend to the Director, where an offence is disclosed, that proceedings be
instituted against that person in respect of that offence.
(3) Where any
restriction or condition on the authority conferred by a licence or permit is
imposed or varied under subregulation (2)(d), the Board may order the
return of the licence or permit document for endorsement and may endorse the
licence or permit document accordingly.
[Regulation 31 inserted in Gazette
30 Dec 2004 p. 6991‑2; amended in Gazette
31 Dec 2007 p. 6538.]