When a licence is cancelled, it stops being valid on a date chosen by the Registrar. This date is in a notice sent to the licensee, as stated in section 55(1)(d). The cancellation date must be after the notice is sent to you.
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The cancellation takes effect on the date specified by the Registrar in the notice given to the licensee under section 55(1)(d), which must be a date after the date of that notice.
