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Social Residential Homes Act 2025 s 21

Social Residential Homes Act 2025 s 21

s 21 Grant of approval

21.—(1) After considering an application for approval under section 20 for a licensee to —(a) appoint an individual as a key appointment holder of the licensee; (b) appoint an individual as the person‑in‑charge of the licensable SRH to which the licensee’s licence relates; or (c) deploy an individual to carry out a prescribed duty or a duty belonging to a prescribed class of duties in relation to —(i) the operation of the licensable SRH to which the licensee’s licence relates; or (ii) the management of the residents of that licensable SRH, the Director‑General may — (d) on payment of a fee (if prescribed), grant the approval; or (e) refuse to grant the approval. (2) The Director‑General must not grant approval for a licensee to —(a) appoint an individual as a key appointment holder of the licensee; (b) appoint an individual as the person‑in‑charge of the licensable SRH to which the licensee’s licence relates; or (c) deploy an individual to carry out a prescribed duty or a duty belonging to a prescribed class of duties in relation to —(i) the operation of the licensable SRH to which the licensee’s licence relates; or (ii) the management of the residents of that licensable SRH, if the Director‑General is satisfied that the individual is not a suitable person to be so appointed or so deployed.

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