(1)  A general manager may cancel a licence if satisfied that –

(a) the provisions of this Act or any other relevant Act are not being complied with; or

(b) any condition of the licence is not being complied with; or

(c) the situation or condition of the premises is creating a nuisance; or

(d) it is in the public interest that the licence be cancelled.

(2)  Before cancelling a licence, the general manager is to –

(a) give to the holder of the licence one month’s notice in writing to show cause why the licence should not be cancelled; and

(b) give consideration to any representations which the holder may make in that respect.

(3)  The cancellation of a licence is to be effected by the service of a notice on the holder of the licence notifying that the licence expires at the end of a period, not less than one month, specified in the notice, unless the normal expiry is first reached.