Notice and coming into operation of directions and conditions
35 Notice and coming into operation of directions and conditions
A notice relating to a term or condition for the purposes of section 32(2) or a notice giving directions generally —
shall be signed by the CEO; and
may be published, and if not published shall be brought to the attention of the persons to whom it is applicable in such a way as, in the opinion of the CEO, is likely to be effective; and
when published in the Gazette, is to be (whether or not subject to specified exceptions) of general application, or to apply generally to licences or exemptions of the kind specified in that notice, and is not required to refer to the particular licence or exemption to which it relates; and
shall be served on each licensee.
Where directions are to be applicable only to a particular person, or in particular circumstances, the directions shall in so far as is practicable be given by serving notice in writing of these directions on the person in relation to whom they are to have effect, but may be given by a notice under subsection (1).
A condition which is imposed or varied after the grant of the licence or the issue of the exemption to which it relates, or a direction given, takes effect on the date specified —
in the notice served on the licensee setting out the particulars; or
in the endorsement made on, or revised version of, the licence or exemption; or
in the Gazette notice,
as the case may be.
[Section 35 amended: No. 55 of 2004 s. 540; No. 28 of 2006 s. 270(1).]
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