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Food Act 2014

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

96: Effective date of cancellation

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"When your food business registration is cancelled, this is when it officially stops being valid."

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If you have a food business that is part of a national programme, its registration can be cancelled. The cancellation takes effect on a date chosen by the registration authority. This date is included in a notice sent to you, and it must be after the date the notice was sent, as stated in clause 10(1)(d) of Schedule 4.

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

96Effective date of cancellation

  1. The cancellation of the registration of a food business that is subject to a national programme takes effect on the date specified by the registration authority in the notice given to the operator of the food business under clause 10(1)(d) of Schedule 4, which must be a date after the date of that notice.