S.L. 499.76 Art. 12Suspension and revocation of authorisation.

(1) The Authority may suspend or revoke any authorisation granted under these regulations where:

(a) an authorised person breaches any of these regulations;

(b) a trial conducted in accordance with these regulations is deemed by the Authority to pose a threat to public safety;

(c) any information provided in the application is found to be false or misleading;

(d) the operator no longer satisfies all the conditions established in the authorisation.

(2) A decision of the Authority to suspend or revoke an authorisation shall be notified to the operator in writing, specifying the reasons, and stating whether the suspension or revocation shall have immediate effect or otherwise.

(3) Where the suspension or revocation is not declared as having immediate effect, the notice shall state that the operator may, within ten (10) days from the notification thereof, make representations in writing to the Authority giving reasons on the basis of which the authorisation should not be suspended or revoked. The Authority shall consider any representations so made before arriving at a final decision. The Authority shall notify in writing its final decision to the operator, and the said final decision shall become immediately operative notwithstanding that an appeal may have been filed in accordance with sub-regulation (4).

(4) The operator whose authorisation is suspended or revoked shall have a right to appeal to the Tribunal within thirty (30) days from the final decision of the Authority.