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Food Act 2014

Risk-based measures - National programmes - Removal of registration of food business

94: Removal from public register

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"When a food business is no longer registered, it gets taken off the public list."

If you have a food business that is part of a national programme, the chief executive might cancel your registration or you might surrender it. This can happen if the chief executive cancels your registration under section 95 or if you surrender it under section 98. The chief executive will be told about the cancellation or surrender. When this happens, the chief executive must update the public register as soon as possible. The chief executive will record that your registration has been cancelled or surrendered on the public register. Then, the chief executive will remove your food business from the public register.

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Part 2Risk-based measures
National programmes: Removal of registration of food business

94Removal from public register

  1. This section applies to a food business that is subject to a national programme if the chief executive—

  2. cancels the registration of the food business under section 95 or is notified of its cancellation by a registration authority under section 95(2)(b); or
    1. is notified of the surrender of the registration of the food business under section 98, either by notice by the operator of the business under section 98(1) or notice by the registration authority under section 98(2).

      1. As soon as practicable after this section applies to a food business, the chief executive must—

      2. record the cancellation or surrender on the relevant public register; and
        1. remove the food business from the relevant public register.