When Minister must refuse licence; Minister may undertake to grant licence in some cases
36 When Minister must refuse licence; Minister may undertake to grant licence in some cases
The Minister must refuse to grant a licence to a person if the Minister considers that the person would not be willing or able to comply with the terms, limitations and conditions that would be included in the licence.
If the Minister would grant a licence to an applicant if the applicant satisfies the Minister as to a matter, relevant to the grant of a licence under this Part, specified by the Minister, the Minister may undertake to grant the licence to the person if the person so satisfies the Minister within the term specified in the undertaking.
[Regulation 36 amended: Gazette 23 Jun 2009 p. 2495‑7 and 2497‑8.]
37. Minister to notify applicant of decision etc.
The Minister is to notify the outcome of the application and the terms, limitations and conditions to be included in the licence to the applicant.
If the Minister —
refuses the application;
grants, or undertakes to grant, the application subject to the inclusion of a term, limitation or condition that the Minister considers is inconsistent with the terms of the application; or
grants, or undertakes to grant, a licence subject to an alteration to, or in connection with, the proposed work or the plans or specifications,
the Minister is to notify the applicant of the reasons for the decision.
[Regulation 37 amended: Gazette 23 Jun 2009 p. 2495‑7.]
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