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Offshore Renewable Energy Bill

Regime for offshore renewable energy permits and infrastructure protection - Provisions relating to both feasibility permits and commercial permits - Revocation of permits

56: Notice of revocation

You could also call this:

"When the Minister cancels a permit, they must send a notice to the permit holder."

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If the Minister decides to cancel a permit, they must send a written notice to the person who holds the permit. This notice tells the permit holder about the decision to cancel the permit and the date when the cancellation will happen. You will know when the permit is cancelled because the Minister will tell you in the notice when it will take effect.

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This page was last updated on 29 June 2025

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55: Decision to revoke permit, or

"Stopping a permit: what the Minister thinks about before making a decision"

57: Application for full or partial surrender of permit, or

"Asking to give up all or part of your offshore energy permit"

Part 2Regime for offshore renewable energy permits and infrastructure protection
Provisions relating to both feasibility permits and commercial permits: Revocation of permits

56Notice of revocation

If the Minister decides to revoke a permit, the Minister must give written notice to the permit holder of the decision and the date the revocation takes effect.