Public Health Act 1997

On application by the holder of an activity licence, the Minister must, if satisfied that it is not prejudicial to the interests of public health to do so, by notice in writing to the licensee, vary the licence accordingly.

Where the Minister has reasonable grounds for believing that it is desirable to vary an activity licence in the interests of public health, the Minister must give the licensee a written notice—

stating the reasons why the Minister intends to vary the licence; and

informing the licensee that the licensee may, within a specified period, give a written response to the Minister in relation to the matters stated in the notice.

After the expiration of the period specified in a notice under subsection (2) (b), and after taking into consideration any response given by the licensee, the Minister may, if satisfied on reasonable grounds that it is desirable to do so in the interests of public health, vary the licence by notice in writing to the licensee.

After the expiration of the period specified in a notice under subsection (2) (b), the Minister must, if satisfied that it is not desirable to vary the licence, give written notice to the licensee to that effect.

The variation of a licence takes effect on—

the date on which notice of the variation is given to the licensee; or

such later date as is specified in the notice of variation.

In this section:

vary a licence condition; and

revoke a licence condition; and

impose a licence condition; and

vary the term of the licence.