Variation of licences and accreditations
10 Variation of licences and accreditations
The Authority may vary a licence or accreditation on its own motion or on the application of the holder of the licence or accreditation.
A variation takes effect when the holder of the licence or accreditation is given notice in writing of the variation, or if a later time is specified in the notice, at that later time.
A licence may be varied so that it relates to regulated material to which it did not relate before the variation.
An accreditation may be varied so as to authorise the carrying on of activities which were not authorised before the variation.
A variation may involve the imposition of a condition on the licence or accreditation or the revocation of any such condition.
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