s 63 Licence to manufacture dutiable goods
63. —(1) A person must not manufacture any dutiable goods except under and in accordance with the provisions of a licence granted by the Director‑General and at the place or places of manufacture specified in the licence. [3/2008] (2) Such licence is, on payment of such fee as may be prescribed, granted at the discretion of the Director‑General for such period as may be prescribed and subject to — ( a ) such conditions as may be prescribed; and ( b ) such further conditions as the Director‑General may direct to be endorsed on the licence in any particular case. [3/2008] (3) Such licence may be suspended or withdrawn at any time by the Director‑General. [3/2008] (4) A licence to manufacture any dutiable goods is deemed to include the following: ( a ) a licence for warehousing such dutiable goods as provided for in section 51(1); and ( b ) where the dutiable goods consist of intoxicating liquors, a licence for the bottling of such intoxicating liquors as provided for in section 66(1). [3/2008] (5) Any regulations made under section 143(1) to regulate the control of licensed warehouses or bottling warehouses apply to warehouses deemed to be so licensed under subsection (4) to such an extent as the Director‑General may direct. —(1) A person must not manufacture any dutiable goods except under and in accordance with the provisions of a licence granted by the Director‑General and at the place or places of manufacture specified in the licence. [3/2008] (2) Such licence is, on payment of such fee as may be prescribed, granted at the discretion of the Director‑General for such period as may be prescribed and subject to — ( a ) such conditions as may be prescribed; and ( b ) such further conditions as the Director‑General may direct to be endorsed on the licence in any particular case. [3/2008] (3) Such licence may be suspended or withdrawn at any time by the Director‑General. [3/2008] (4) A licence to manufacture any dutiable goods is deemed to include the following: ( a ) a licence for warehousing such dutiable goods as provided for in section 51(1); and ( b ) where the dutiable goods consist of intoxicating liquors, a licence for the bottling of such intoxicating liquors as provided for in section 66(1). [3/2008] (5) Any regulations made under section 143(1) to regulate the control of licensed warehouses or bottling warehouses apply to warehouses deemed to be so licensed under subsection (4) to such an extent as the Director‑General may direct.