97A Service of breach notice S. 97A inserted by No. 73/2007 s. 19. (1) The Commission may serve a breach notice in S. 97A(1) substituted by writing on a licensee if the Commission believes No. 8/2009 on reasonable grounds that the licensee has s. 13(1), amended by engaged in conduct that would constitute grounds Nos 58/2011 for disciplinary action in relation to the licensee s. 59(1), 64/2014 s. 45. under Division 1. (2) A breach notice may be served on a licensee S. 97A(2) substituted by whether or not— Nos 8/2009 s. 13(1), (a) the Commission has conducted an inquiry 58/2011 s. 59(2). under section 91 or 94 of its own motion or at the request of— (i) the Chief Commissioner of Police; or (ii) a licensing inspector; or (iii) the Council in which the licensed premises are situated; (b) the licensee's licence has been suspended under section 96B(1) or a notice has been served on the licensee under section 96B(2). (3) A breach notice must— (a) specify the conduct which the licensee is S. 97A(3)(a) amended by believed to have engaged in and the grounds No. 58/2011 for the Commission's belief; s. 59(3). (b) state the time period within which the licensee must respond to the notice, that time period being not less than 14 days from the date of service of the notice;
S. 97A inserted by No. 73/2007 s. 19. 97A Service of breach notice S. 97A(1) substituted by No. 8/2009 s. 13(1), amended by Nos 58/2011 s. 59(1), 64/2014 s. 45. (1) The Commission may serve a breach notice in writing on a licensee if the Commission believes on reasonable grounds that the licensee has engaged in conduct that would constitute grounds for disciplinary action in relation to the licensee under Division 1. S. 97A(2) substituted by Nos 8/2009 s. 13(1), 58/2011 s. 59(2). (2) A breach notice may be served on a licensee whether or not— (a) the Commission has conducted an inquiry under section 91 or 94 of its own motion or at the request of— (i) the Chief Commissioner of Police; or (ii) a licensing inspector; or (iii) the Council in which the licensed premises are situated; (b) the licensee's licence has been suspended under section 96B(1) or a notice has been served on the licensee under section 96B(2). (3) A breach notice must— S. 97A(3)(a) amended by No. 58/2011 s. 59(3). (a) specify the conduct which the licensee is believed to have engaged in and the grounds for the Commission's belief; (b) state the time period within which the licensee must respond to the notice, that time period being not less than 14 days from the date of service of the notice;
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