Revocation of cumulative impact assessments
72H Revocation of cumulative impact assessments
The Authority may revoke a cumulative impact assessment if the Authority no longer considers that granting further relevant licences or related authorisations for premises in the area to which the assessment applies is likely to be detrimental to the well-being of the local or broader community.
However, before revoking the cumulative impact assessment the Authority must consult with relevant stakeholders for the assessment.
If, after considering the views of relevant stakeholders, the Authority revokes the cumulative impact assessment it must publish, on a publicly accessible government website, a statement—
that the assessment has been revoked, and
that includes information about why the assessment is no longer necessary.
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