Registration revocation procedure protects Authorised Couriers through notice, defence, inquiry, cross-examination, report disclosure and representation before final orders. Revocation of an Authorised Courier's registration requires written notice of the grounds, a minimum forty-five-day opportunity to file a defence, and an ... Summary
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Registration revocation procedure protects Authorised Couriers through notice, defence, inquiry, cross-examination, report disclosure and representation before final orders.
Revocation of an Authorised Courier's registration requires written notice of the grounds, a minimum forty-five-day opportunity to file a defence, and an option to seek a personal hearing. Disputed grounds may be inquired into within three months, with consideration of relevant evidence and a right to cross-examine supporting witnesses. The inquiry report must be supplied to the courier, which must receive at least sixty days to submit a representation before an order is passed.
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