Public Health Act 1997

A council may cancel the registration of premises if – a condition of the registration has not been complied with; or the person who applied for the registration is convicted of an offence in respect of the premises to which the registration relates; or the premises to which the registration relates has undergone substantial alteration so that – compliance with this Act or any condition of the registration is significantly affected; or the use of the premises has substantially changed.

The council, by notice in writing served on the holder of the certificate of registration of premises, must notify the cancellation of the registration.

The cancellation of the registration of premises takes effect – if an appeal is not lodged under section 162(1)(e), 14 days after service of the notice; or if an appeal is lodged under section 162(1)(e) and the Appeal Tribunal makes an order affirming the decision, on the day the order was made.