Notice of variation
200 Notice of variation
Variation
If the Secretary makes a variation in relation to an export licence under paragraph 199(2)(a), the Secretary must give the holder of the licence written notice of the variation.
The notice must state the following:
details of the variation;
if the variation is of the conditions of the export licence—the varied conditions;
the date the variation takes effect;
any other information prescribed by the rules.
If the export licence needs to be changed to take account of the variation, the Secretary must, within 7 days after making the variation, give the holder of the licence a new export licence including the variation.
The export licence, as varied, remains in force as provided by section 194.
Variation with additional conditions or variations of conditions
If the Secretary makes a variation with additional conditions or variations of conditions under paragraph 199(2)(ab), the Secretary must give the holder of the licence written notice of the variation.
The notice must state the following:
details of the variation;
if the Secretary varied the conditions of the licence as requested in the application under subsection 199(1)—the varied conditions;
the additional conditions or variations of conditions;
the date the variation, varied conditions or additional conditions take effect, which must not be before the earlier of the following:
the day after any response requested in the written notice (the show cause notice) given to the holder under subsection 199(5) is received by the Secretary;
the end of 14 days after the show cause notice was given;
any other information prescribed by the rules.
If the export licence needs to be changed to take account of the variation, varied conditions or additional conditions, the Secretary must, within 7 days after making the variation, give the holder of the licence a new export licence including the variation, varied conditions or additional conditions.
The export licence, as varied, remains in force as provided by section 194.
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