Risk-based measures - Food control plans - Removal of registration of food control plans
72: Effective date of surrender
You could also call this:
"When your food registration ends, this is when it officially stops being valid."
When you surrender your food control plan registration, it takes effect on a certain date.
You choose this date when you give notice to the registration authority under section 71(1), and it must be after the date you give the notice.
If you do not choose a date, the surrender takes effect on the date the registration authority gets your notice.
When you give notice, you can pick a date for the surrender to happen, as long as it is after you give the notice.
If you do not pick a date, the registration authority will use the date they receive your notice.
This is how the surrender date is decided.
"What the national food programme is and what it does"
Part 2Risk-based measures Food control plans: Removal of registration of food control plans
72Effective date of surrender
A surrender takes effect—
on the date specified in the notice given to the registration authority under section 71(1), which must be a date later than the date of the notice; or
if no date is specified, on the date on which the registration authority receives that notice.
