Rejection of a DPP proposal

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Rejection of a DPP proposal

If the DAS administrator does not approve a DPP application, all parties are notified via eDEN or in writing.

The DAS Register is amended to show the date the decision was taken, but does not have a ‘DPP start date’. Protection from diligence continues for 14 days from when the DAS administrator enters the notice of rejection on the register.

The client can request a review of the determination within 14 days of the day they are notified of the rejection. Advisers can also request a review on the client’s behalf. The DAS Register is amended to show the date a review application has been received.1Reg 25 DAS(S) Regs

The client can make a subsequent application to the DAS administrator for approval of a DPP. However, they cannot submit a further moratorium application if they have had a moratorium granted within the past 12 months.

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