s. s. 57 57 (b) failed to satisfy the Secretary that he or she S. 57(4)(b) continues to be a fit and proper person to substituted by No. 35/2009 hold the licence; or s. 61(2)(c). S. 57(4)(c) (c) ceased to be actively, substantially and amended by regularly engaged in the activities authorised No. 35/2009 s. 61(2)(d). by the licence— the Secretary may by notice in writing served on the holder require the holder, within 14 days or such later period as is specified in the notice, to show sufficient cause why the renewal of the licence should not be refused. (5) If the holder of the licence fails to show sufficient cause for renewing the licence, the Secretary may refuse to renew the licence. S. 57(6) (6) The Secretary may refuse to renew a fish receiver amended by licence if, in the opinion of the Secretary, the No. 35/2009 premises or place in respect of which the licence s. 61(3)(a). is issued is not appropriate for the activities authorised by the licence. (7) If the Secretary refuses to renew a licence in accordance with this section, the licence is for the purposes of this Act deemed to have been cancelled. (8) If the Secretary considers that the holder of the licence is not complying with any requirement applying to the licence by or under this Act, the Secretary may by notice in writing served on the holder defer the renewal of the licence until the licence holder satisfies the Secretary that the requirement has been complied with or that the holder is taking or has taken all reasonable steps to comply with the requirements of the licence. (9) A copy of any notice served on the holder of a licence in accordance with subsection (4) or (8) must, within 7 days of being served, be sent to
S. 57(4)(b) substituted by No. 35/2009 s. 61(2)(c). (b) failed to satisfy the Secretary that he or she continues to be a fit and proper person to hold the licence; or S. 57(4)(c) amended by No. 35/2009 s. 61(2)(d). (c) ceased to be actively, substantially and regularly engaged in the activities authorised by the licence— the Secretary may by notice in writing served on the holder require the holder, within 14 days or such later period as is specified in the notice, to show sufficient cause why the renewal of the licence should not be refused. s. 57 (5) If the holder of the licence fails to show sufficient cause for renewing the licence, the Secretary may refuse to renew the licence. S. 57(6) amended by No. 35/2009 s. 61(3)(a). (6) The Secretary may refuse to renew a fish receiver licence if, in the opinion of the Secretary, the premises or place in respect of which the licence is issued is not appropriate for the activities authorised by the licence. (7) If the Secretary refuses to renew a licence in accordance with this section, the licence is for the purposes of this Act deemed to have been cancelled. s. 57 (8) If the Secretary considers that the holder of the licence is not complying with any requirement applying to the licence by or under this Act, the Secretary may by notice in writing served on the holder defer the renewal of the licence until the licence holder satisfies the Secretary that the requirement has been complied with or that the holder is taking or has taken all reasonable steps to comply with the requirements of the licence. (9) A copy of any notice served on the holder of a licence in accordance with subsection (4) or (8) must, within 7 days of being served, be sent to
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