Queensland Numbered Acts Queensland Numbered Acts(1) The chief executive may make the appointment only if the chief executive is satisfied the appointment is reasonably necessary to ensure the proper and efficient use of funds under the service agreement with the service provider.
(2) In deciding whether the appointment is reasonably necessary, the chief executive may have regard to all of the following matters--
(a) the type of community services provided by the service provider;
(b) the amount of assistance given to the service provider;
(c) whether the chief executive has suspended or stopped assistance to the service provider or is likely to suspend or stop assistance;
(d) whether it appears the service provider is--
(i) unwilling or unable to provide community services to which the service agreement relates; or
(ii) providing community services in a way that does not comply with the service agreement or the prescribed requirements;
(e) the likely consequences if community services are not provided or not provided in a way that complies with the service agreement with the service provider or the prescribed requirements;
(f) whether the service provider is receiving assistance from another source;
(g) the likely consequences of the appointment, of which the chief executive is aware, for the service provider and anyone else likely to be affected by the appointment;
(h) any other relevant matter of which the chief executive is aware.