Copyright Act 1994

Border protection measures

136C: Chief executive may reinstate accepted notice

You could also call this:

"The boss can put back a notice that was stopped if the reasons are no longer valid."

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The chief executive can reinstate a notice that was suspended under section 136A if they think the reasons for suspending it are no longer valid. You need to know that the chief executive makes this decision. They can change their mind if the situation changes.

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"When a suspension happens, you get a written notice from the chief executive."


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Part 7Border protection measures

136CChief executive may reinstate accepted notice

  1. The chief executive may reinstate an accepted notice suspended under section 136A if the chief executive is satisfied that the grounds for the suspension no longer apply.

Notes
  • Section 136C: inserted, on , by section 9 of the Copyright Amendment Act 2011 (2011 No 72).