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← Environmental Protection and Management Act 1999

Environmental Protection and Management Act 1999 s 40F

s 40F Duration and renewal of registration

40F.—(1) The registration of any registered supplier remains valid unless withdrawn or revoked under section 40G. (2) The registration of any regulated goods, including any renewal of such registration, is valid for 3 years unless earlier withdrawn or revoked under section 40G. (3) An application to renew the registration of any regulated goods must be made before the expiry of the registration and must —(a) be made in the form and manner that the Director‑General requires; and (b) be accompanied by —(i) the prescribed fee, if any; and (ii) any documents and information that the Director‑General requires to decide on the application. (4) The Director-General may renew the registration of any regulated goods subject to any conditions that the Director‑General thinks fit to impose, or refuse to renew such registration. (5) The Director-General may, at any time, impose any condition, or modify or revoke any condition imposed, on a renewal of registration. (6) The Director-General must, before imposing or modifying any condition under subsection (5), give written notice to the holder of the registration —(a) stating the proposed condition or modification, as the case may be; and (b) specifying the time within which the holder of the registration may make written representations to the Director-General with respect to the proposed condition or modification. (7) Where the holder of the registration makes any written representations under subsection (6)(b), the Director-General must consider the written representations and the Director‑General’s decision must be given to the holder of the registration in writing.[Act 24 of 2021 wef 01/10/2022]

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