Cancellation of shared‑use authorisation
7E Cancellation of shared‑use authorisation
In this regulation —
authorisation means an authorisation given by the CEO under regulation 7D(2).
If the CEO proposes to cancel an authorisation, the CEO must give the owner of the vessel that is the subject of the authorisation written notice of the proposal and the reasons for the proposal.
A notice given under subregulation (2) must state that, within 14 days after the notice is given, the owner of the vessel may make written representations to the CEO concerning the proposed cancellation.
If, after considering any representations received within the period of 14 days referred to in subregulation (3), the CEO determines to cancel the authorisation, the CEO must give the owner of the vessel that was the subject of the authorisation written notice of the cancellation.
The cancellation of an authorisation has effect —
on the date specified in the notice, which must be later than the date the notice is given; or
if no date is specified in the notice — 7 days after the notice is given.
The validity of a mooring licensee’s mooring licence is not affected if —
the licensee’s licensed vessel is authorised under regulation 7D(2) by the operation of regulation 7C(5); and
the authorisation is cancelled by the CEO or otherwise ceases to have effect.
[Regulation 7E inserted: SL 2021/147 r. 10.]
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