If a Licence is Refused, Cancelled or Suspended - Regulation Part 2, Section 10

Last updated on December 6, 2022

Contents:

Summary
Text of Legislation
Policy Interpretation
Related Information


Summary

This section explains the requirements of the director when issuing a determination to refuse, cancel or suspend a licence under this Regulation.


Text of Legislation

10. On making a determination to refuse to issue, renew or reinstate, or to cancel or suspend, a licence under this regulation, the director must serve the person who applied for or held the licence with a copy of the determination that includes

(a) the reasons for the determination, and

(b) the time limit and process for appealing the determination to the tribunal.


Policy Interpretation

A copy of the determination cancelling, suspending or refusing a farm labour contractor’s licence, employment agency licence or talent agency licence must be served on the person who held or applied for the licence. The determination should set out the reasons for the determination and appeal information.

A person served with a determination under this section, may appeal the determination to the Employment Standards Tribunal in accordance with s.12 of this Regulation.

A determination issued under this section does not include a penalty since penalties only apply to determinations issued under s.79 of the Act.

A licence issued under this Regulation is not transferable or assignable.

Under s.125 of the Employment Standards Act a person who contravenes a requirement of Parts 2 to 8 commits an offence. Part 2 of the Act, includes s.12, Employment and talent agencies must be licensed.


Related Information

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