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Social Residential Homes Act 2025 s 48

Social Residential Homes Act 2025 s 48

s 48 Interpretation of this Part

48. In this Part —“appealable decision” means any of the following decisions of the Director‑General:(a) a decision under section 8 refusing the grant or renewal of a licence; (b) a decision under section 10 imposing a condition in respect of a licence; (c) a modification under section 11 of a condition of a licence; (d) a refusal to give consent under section 12 to a variation of the maximum capacity of a licensable SRH; (e) a refusal to give consent under section 13 to a transfer or an assignment of a licence; (f) a decision under section 21 refusing the grant of a section 21 approval; (g) a decision under section 22 imposing a condition in respect of a section 21 approval; (h) a modification under section 23 of a condition of a section 21 approval; (i) the issue, approval or amendment of a code of practice applicable to a licensee or class of licensees under section 24, in respect of any provision in the code of practice; (j) a direction given under section 25 or 26; (k) a decision under section 30(1) to revoke a licence; (l) a decision under section 30(2) to take regulatory action against a licensee; (m) a confirmed interim order made under section 32 in respect of a licensee; (n) a decision under section 33(1) to cancel a section 21 approval; (o) a decision under section 33(2) to take regulatory action in respect of a section 21 approval; (p) a confirmed interim order made under section 35 in respect of a section 21 approval; “appellant” means the following in relation to an appealable decision:(a) an applicant for the grant or renewal of a licence, where the appealable decision is within paragraph (a) of the definition of “appealable decision”; (b) a licensee, where the appealable decision is within paragraph (b), (c), (d) or (i) of the definition of “appealable decision”; (c) the applicants for the Director‑General’s consent for a transfer or an assignment of a licence under section 13, where the appealable decision is within paragraph (e) of the definition of “appealable decision”; (d) the applicants for the grant of a section 21 approval, where the appealable decision is within paragraph (f) of the definition of “appealable decision”; (e) the grantees of a section 21 approval, where the appealable decision is within paragraph (g) or (h) of the definition of “appealable decision”; (f) the recipient of a direction given by the Director‑General under section 25 or 26, where the appealable decision is within paragraph (j) of the definition of “appealable decision”; (g) a licensee or former licensee, where the appealable decision is within paragraph (k), (l) or (m) of the definition of “appealable decision”; (h) the grantees or former grantees of a section 21 approval, where the appealable decision is within paragraph (n), (o) or (p) of the definition of “appealable decision”; “maximum capacity” has the meaning given by section 12(1); “section 21 approval” means an approval granted by the Director‑General under section 21 for a licensee to —(a) appoint a person as a key appointment holder of the licensee; (b) appoint a person 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.

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