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The chief executive can give you a business licence with extra conditions they think are suitable. They decide what these conditions are when they give you the licence. This means the chief executive has the power to add conditions to your business licence.
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The chief executive may issue a business licence subject to any other conditions that the chief executive considers appropriate.
