Prohibition notice—revocation
65 Prohibition notice—revocation
An authorised officer must revoke a prohibition notice if satisfied, after carrying out an appropriate inspection—
that the notice has been complied with; and
that adequate measures have been taken to prevent or remove the serious risk to public health that gave rise to the issue of the notice.
A revocation—
may be issued on the application of the person to whom the notice was issued, or on the motion of the authorised officer; and
must be in writing given to the person to whom the notice was issued.
An application for revocation must—
be made in writing; and
be addressed to the authorised officer who issued the notice; and
specify the action taken to comply with the notice by the person to whom it was issued; and
nominate a date on or after which an inspection may be made.
If an authorised officer refuses an application for revocation, the officer must give written notice to the applicant of the refusal stating the reasons for the refusal.
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