| (1) |
Upon receipt of an application as contemplated in regulations 27 and 30, the Director-General must assess and consider such an application within 90 days of receipt thereof. |
| (2) |
In assessing the application referred to in subregulation (1), the Director-General must consider— |
| (a) |
all the information provided by the applicant and any other relevant information; |
| (b) |
whether the applicant has met all other relevant requirements of the Act; and |
| (c) |
whether all the proposed prevention, early intervention and treatment programmes comply with the relevant minimum norms and standards in terms of these regulations |
| (3) |
if the Director-General is not satisfied with any information required for the proper consideration of the application, he or she may request such additional information as he or she may require; |
| (4) |
The Director-General may also conduct a physical inspection of the facilities which will be used for the proposed treatment centre or halfway house |
| (5) |
Once the Director-General has satisfied himself or herself with the contents of the applications and attachments thereto, he or she may— |
| (b) |
grant a registration certificate; or |
| (c) |
reject the application for registration, |
of a treatment centre or private hallway house.
Special Investigating Units and Special Tribunals Act, 1996
