Standards for a licensing scheme—discretionary matters

In force

(1)

The standard for a licensing scheme may provide for the following matters—

(a)

whether an applicant for a licence is required to give notice about the application by advertisement in a newspaper, in another publication or by a sign placed on land, because of the particular nature of the licence;

(b)

whether there is provision for provisional or temporary licences;

(c)

the attaching of conditions to the grant of a licence, including, for example, that the licence may allow access to the licence holder’s place of business or where a licensed animal is kept.

(2)

The standard for a licensing scheme may also provide for matters relating to an offcourse approval held by a racing bookmaker that are relevant to an effective licensing scheme.

(3)

This section does not limit section 64.

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