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(2) is a legislative instrument, but section 42 (disallowance) of the Legislation Act 2003 does not apply to the notice.
 (4) A decision of the Minister to revoke a body's approval as a higher education provider takes effect on the day that the notice of revocation under subsection (2) is registered in the *Federal Register of Legislation.

Subdivision 22‑B—Revocation for cause

22‑5  Revocation of approval if application for approval as a provider is false or misleading
  The Minister may revoke a body's approval as a higher education provider if the Minister:
 (a) is satisfied that the body's application under section 16‑40 for approval as a higher education provider contained material that was false or misleading; and
 (b) complies with the requirements of section 22‑20.

22‑7  Revocation of approval if providing education and/or conducting research ceases to be the body's principal purpose
 (1) The Minister may revoke a body's approval as a higher education provider if:
 (a) the body's principal purpose is no longer, or is no longer taken to be, either or both of the following:
 (i) to provide education;
 (ii) to conduct research; and
 (c) the Minister complies with the requirements of section 22‑20.
 (2) The Minister may also revoke a body's approval as a higher education provider if:
 (a) the Minister is satisfied that any of the body's purposes conflict with the body's principal purpose of providing education and/or conducting research; and
 (b) the Minister complies with the requirements of section 22‑20.

22‑10  Revocation of approval if status or accreditation changes

Bodies that cease to be Australian universities
 (1) The Minister may revoke a body's approval as a higher education provider if:
 (a) the body was an *Australian university at the last time the body became a higher education provider; and
 (b) since that time, the body has ceased to be an Australian university; and
 (c) the Minister complies with the requirements of section 22‑20.

Bodies that cease to be self‑accrediting entities
 (2) The Minister may revoke a body's approval as a higher education provider if:
 (a) the body was a *self‑accrediting entity at the last time the body became a higher education provider; and
 (b) since that time, the body has ceased to be a self‑accrediting entity; and
 (c) the Minister complies with the requirements of section 22‑20.

Self‑accrediting entities that cease to have authority to accredit courses
 (2A) The Minister may revoke a body's approval as a higher education provider if:
 (a) the body was a *self‑accrediting entity at the last time the body became a higher education provider; and
 (b) the body is no longer authorised by or under the *TEQSA Act to self‑accredit a *course of study that the body was authorised to self‑accredit