Human Reproductive Technology Act 1991

Without derogating from the generality of the discretion conferred on the CEO, the CEO may impose terms, conditions or directions which it considers desirable in order to —

ensure that the safety, health or welfare of persons is not at risk; or

regulate the kind of practice and procedure, or any project of research, authorised and the manner in which it shall be carried out; or

limit the authority conferred under a licence or exemption; or

require action therein specified to be undertaken by the holder —

within a time or at times therein specified; or

on occasions or in circumstances therein specified,

prevent improper arrangements or practices; or

ensure compliance with the requirements of, or with terms fixed, conditions imposed or directions given, under this Act.

A term or condition applicable to a licence or exemption, other than a term or condition imposed specifically by Part 3, this Part or the regulations, may be varied or cancelled, or may be imposed subsequent to the grant of the licence or the issue of the exemption, at discretion by the CEO if evidenced —

by a notice in writing setting out particulars of the term or condition concerned (which may be a reference to the Rules or directions) and served on the licensee; or

by being endorsed on the licence or exemption or being included, or so referred to, in a revised version,

The CEO at any time may, on the application of the licensee or the licence supervisor, vary the terms of, or revoke, a licence or any condition other than a condition imposed by section 33.