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Food Act 2014

Risk-based measures - Food control plans - Registration of food control plans

55: Registration authority may require further information

You could also call this:

"They can ask for more details when you apply to register a food plan."

When you apply to register a food control plan, the registration authority can ask you for more information. They might want to see your whole food control plan or just part of it. You need to give them the information they ask for so they can decide whether to register your plan. The registration authority will give you a certain amount of time to give them the information they need. If you do not give them the information within three months, or within any extra time they allow, your application will lapse. You can find more information about this by looking at the relevant legislation from 1999.

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Part 2Risk-based measures
Food control plans: Registration of food control plans

55Registration authority may require further information

  1. The registration authority may require an applicant to supply relevant further information or material (including the whole or part of a food control plan) before determining whether or not to register a food control plan.

  2. An application for registration lapses if the information or material is not supplied—

  3. within 3 months after the date of the requirement; or
    1. within any further time that the registration authority allows.

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