(1) In a proceeding
commenced by an allegation under section 20(1) the State Administrative
Tribunal may, if the matter alleged is established, make any order provided
for by this section.
(2) An order may be
made disqualifying a person from holding or obtaining, whether solely or
jointly, any authorisation or any specified kind of authorisation, whether or
not at the time when the order is made that person is the holder of an
authorisation.
(3) An order may be
made disqualifying a person from being concerned in the management or conduct
of a body corporate that is the holder, or a joint holder, of an
authorisation, whether or not at the time when the order is made the person is
so concerned.
(4) Subject to
section 20B, an order may be made that a person pay a penalty not exceeding
—
(a) $1
500 in the case of a person who is or was the holder of a yard manager’s
licence or a salesperson’s licence; or
(b) $5
000 in the case of a person who is or was the holder of a dealer’s
licence or registered as a car market operator.
(5) An order may be
made —
(a)
attaching conditions or restrictions to an authorisation; or
(b)
amending a condition or restriction attached to an authorisation.
(6) An order may be
made reprimanding or cautioning a person.
(7) An order under
subsection (2) or (3) may be made to have effect —
(a) for
a period named in the order; or
(b)
until a further order is made by the State Administrative Tribunal.
[Section 20A inserted: No. 4 of 2002 s. 16;
amended: No. 55 of 2004 s. 771.]