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INDUSTRIAL HEMP ACT 2017 (NO 15 OF 2017) - SECT 12

12—Terms and conditions of licence

        (1)         A licence has effect for a period of 5 years from the day on which it is granted, or such shorter period as specified in the licence, unless it is sooner suspended or cancelled.

        (2)         A licence is subject to the prescribed terms and conditions (if any).

        (3)         The Chief Executive may, at any time by notice in writing to the holder of a licence—

            (a)         impose a term or condition on a licence; and

            (b)         vary, suspend or revoke a term or condition of a licence,

and such a term, condition, variation, suspension or revocation takes effect when notice is given to the holder of a licence or on such later date as specified in the notice.

        (4)         The Chief Executive may exercise a power under subsection (3)

            (a)         on the application of the holder of a licence; or

            (b)         in the Chief Executive's discretion.

        (5)         An application by the holder of a licence under subsection (4)(a)

must—

            (a)         be in writing; and

            (b)         be accompanied by the relevant prescribed fee (if any); and

            (c)         be accompanied by any prescribed particulars.

        (6)         Without limiting subsection (3)

, the conditions of a licence may require—

            (a)         the keeping of records and other documents; and

            (b)         the provision of information, records or other documents to the Chief Executive relating to—

                  (i)         the activities carried out under the licence; or

                  (ii)         the source of seeds from which hemp or industrial hemp is cultivated; or

                  (iii)         a change in the position of director, trustee, partner, manager, secretary or other executive position, however designated, or the structure of the business to which the licence relates; or

                  (iv)         any other matter that the Chief Executive reasonably requires in relation to the licence or the licensed activity.

        (7)         A licence is not transferrable.



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