Sentences with phrase «document submitter»

(3) The Director of Land Registration shall serve the notice of proposal on the electronic document submitter.

23.1 (1) The Director of Land Registration may, by order, immediately suspend the authorization of an electronic document submitter if he or she,

(1) At any time after suspending the authorization of an electronic document submitter under section 23.1, the Director may, by order and without holding a hearing, withdraw the suspension if the Director has not revoked the authorization under section 23.2 and if the Director considers it in the public interest to withdraw the suspension.

(2) The notice of proposal shall set out the reasons for the proposed revocation and shall state that the electronic document submitter is entitled to a hearing by the Director of Land Registration if the submitter serves, within 15 days after service of the notice, a written request for a hearing on that Director.

«authorization», in respect of an electronic document submitter, means the authorization that the submitter has obtained from the Director of Land Registration to submit electronic documents by direct electronic transmission to the electronic land registration database; («autorisation»)

Note: On a day to be named by proclamation of the Lieutenant Governor, the definition of «electronic document submitter» is amended by striking out «whom the Director of Land Registration has authorized» and substituting «who has been authorized under this Act».

The time that a final determination is made under section 23.2 on the revocation of the authorization of the electronic document submitter.

(2) If the Director makes an order under subsection (1) withdrawing a suspension of an authorization of an electronic document submitter,

(4) If the electronic document submitter does not request a hearing in accordance with subsection (2), the Director of Land Registration may by order revoke the authorization of the submitter if,

23.4 (1) Within a time period specified by the Director of Land Registration after the authorization of an electronic document submitter is revoked under section 23.2, the submitter may apply to have that Director reinstate the authorization.

(2) The notice of proposal shall set out the reasons for the proposed revocation and shall state that the electronic document submitter is entitled to a hearing by the Director if the submitter serves, within 15 days after service of the notice, a written request for a hearing on the Director.

(4) Upon making an order under subsection (1), the Director shall serve it on the electronic document submitter.

(1) Within a time period specified by the Director after the authorization of an electronic document submitter is revoked under section 23.2, the submitter may apply to have the Director reinstate the authorization.

(5) If the electronic document submitter requests a hearing in accordance with subsection (2), the Director of Land Registration shall hold the hearing within 10 business days.

(7) The parties to the proceeding described in subsection (6) are the electronic document submitter and the other persons whom that Director specifies.

23.2 (1) If the Director of Land Registration has suspended the authorization of an electronic document submitter under section 23.1 and has not withdrawn the suspension under section 23.3, that Director shall, within two business days of the suspension, notify the submitter that he or she proposes to revoke the authorization.

(1) If the Director has suspended the authorization of an electronic document submitter under section 23.1 and has not withdrawn the suspension under section 23.3, the Director shall, within two business days of the suspension, notify the submitter that he or she proposes to revoke the authorization.

(4) Upon making an order under subsection (1), the Director of Land Registration shall serve it on the electronic document submitter.

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Currently, DOT documents are posted to Regulations.gov by the DOT Docket Operations Center, who reviews submissions for objectionable content and annotates them with submitter information.

(a) has reasonable grounds to believe that the submitter has submitted an electronic document that,