Australian Capital Territory Repealed Acts Australian Capital Territory Repealed ActsThis legislation has been repealed.
(1) The chief health officer must give notice of a decision refusing to give an authorisation under section 8 to the applicant for the authorisation.
(2) The Minister must give notice of the following decisions to an applicant for a licence or authorisation:
(a) refusing to give the licence under section 14;
(b) giving the licence under section 14 subject to conditions;
(c) refusing to grant the authorisation under section 26;
(d) specifying a condition in the authorisation under section 27;
(e) granting the authorisation under section 26 for a period other than the period applied for.
(3) The Minister must give notice of the following decisions about a licence to the licensee (or former licensee):
(a) varying a condition specified in the licence under section 16 (1);
(b) refusing to amend the licence under section 17;
(c) specifying in the licence the date an amendment under section 17 takes effect;
(d) cancelling the licence under section 18 (1);
(e) giving directions about the disposal of a poison under section 36.
(4) The Minister must give notice of the following decisions about an authorisation to an authorised person (or former authorised person):
(a) varying a condition specified in the authorisation under section 28 (1);
(b) cancelling the authorisation under section 29 (1);
(c) refusing to renew the authorisation under section 31;
(d) renewing the authorisation under section 31 for a period other than the period applied for;
(e) giving directions about the disposal of a poison under section 36.
(5) A notice under subsection (1) or (2) must be in accordance with the requirements of the code of practice in force under the Administrative Appeals Tribunal Act 1989 , section 25B (1).