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StatuteMigration Act 1958

Section 124 — Migration Act 1958: When decision about visa cancellation may be made

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(1) Subject to section 120 (give information) and subsection (2), the Minister may cancel a visa at any time after notice about the cancellation has been given under section 119 and after whichever one of the following happens first: (a) the holder responds to the notice; (b) the holder tells the Minister that the holder does not wish to respond; (c) the time for responding to the notice passes. (2) The Minister is not to cancel a visa after inviting the visa holder to comment on information and before whichever one of the following happens first: (a) the comments are given; (b) the holder tells the Minister that the holder does not wish to comment; (c) the time for commenting passes.

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