Variation of conditions of registration
37 Variation of conditions of registration
(1) The CHO may vary the conditions of the registration of a registered business:
on application of the proprietor to the CHO; or
on the CHO's initiative.
An application for variation must:
be made in the approved form; and
be accompanied by the prescribed fee.
(3) The CHO must consider the application and decide whether to vary the conditions of the registration in accordance with the application.
(4) On deciding the application, the CHO must give written notice to the proprietor of:
the CHO's decision; and
(b) if the CHO refuses the application – the reasons for the refusal.
(5) Before varying any conditions on the CHO's initiative, the CHO must give the proprietor written notice:
stating the proposed variation; and
stating the reasons for the variation; and
(c) inviting the proprietor to submit, within a period of not less than 7 days stated in the notice, reasons why the variation should not be made.
(6) The CHO may, having considered any submissions of the proprietor, vary the conditions of the registration as proposed in the notice or in another way the CHO considers appropriate.
(7) The CHO must, if the CHO varies the conditions under subregulation (6), give written notice to the proprietor of the variation.
(8) A variation of conditions of registration takes effect on the date stated in the notice.
(9) Subregulations (2) to (8) do not apply if the variation is for a formal or clerical reason that does not alter the effect of the registration.
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