Amendment or revocation of venue approval
19E Amendment or revocation of venue approval
The CEO may, on his or her own initiative, amend a venue approval if the CEO is satisfied that there is reasonable cause for the amendment.
The CEO may, on his or her own initiative, revoke a venue approval if the CEO is satisfied that —
there has been a breach of a condition imposed by the CEO under regulation 19B(9)(a); or
information contained in or supporting the application for approval of the venue was false or misleading in a material respect.
A venue approval ceases to have effect if it is revoked under this regulation.
The CEO, before exercising the power of amendment under subregulation (1) or revocation under subregulation (2), must —
give the occupier of the venue a reasonable opportunity to show cause in writing why that power should not be exercised; and
give the persons referred to in regulation 19B(8)(a) a reasonable opportunity to make a submission on whether or not that power should be exercised.
An opportunity is not a reasonable opportunity for the purposes of subregulation (4) unless the relevant person is informed of the right to show cause or make a submission under that subregulation not less than 90 days before the day on which the CEO exercises the power in question.
[Regulation 19E inserted: Gazette 5 Dec 2013 p. 5711‑12.]
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