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Fisheries Act 1996

Performance of services by approved organisations - Sanctions for breach of standards and specifications or directions

296U: Demerit points recorded where no objection made

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"What happens if you don't object to demerit points within 20 days"

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If you do not object within 20 days, the Minister must record demerit points as prescribed under section 296S. The Minister must also record demerit points if an approved service delivery organisation objects, but does not give a reason for objecting. You can find more information about this in the Fisheries Act 1996.

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Part 15APerformance of services by approved organisations
Sanctions for breach of standards and specifications or directions

296UDemerit points recorded where no objection made

  1. The Minister must record the prescribed demerit points under section 296S—

  2. if no objection is made within the stated 20-day period; or
    1. if an objection is made by an approved service delivery organisation that is not accompanied by a statement of reasons.

      Notes
      • Section 296U: inserted, on , by section 65 of the Fisheries Act 1996 Amendment Act 1999 (1999 No 101).