25   Grounds for suspension of provider approval

The Regulatory Authority may suspend a provider approval if—

(a)  the approved provider has been charged with an indictable offence, or with an offence that if committed in this jurisdiction would be an indictable offence, or any other circumstance indicates that the approved provider may not be a fit and proper person to be involved in the provision of an education and care service; or

(b)  the approved provider has failed to comply with a condition of the provider approval; or

(c)  the approved provider has failed to comply with this Law as applying in any participating jurisdiction; or

(d)  action is being taken under Part 7 (other than a compliance direction) in respect of more than one education and care service operated by the approved provider; or

(e)  the approved provider has not operated any education and care service for a period of more than 12 months (including any period of suspension); or

(f)  the approved provider purported to transfer or receive a transfer of an approved education and care service without the consent of the Regulatory Authority; or

(g)  the approved provider has not paid any outstanding prescribed fees.