192When clearance notice ceases to be in force

192 When clearance notice ceases to be in force (1) A clearance notice ceases to be in force: (a) at the end of 2 years, or a longer period specified by regulation, after the notice is issued; or (b) if it is revoked at an earlier time – at that time. (2) The Authority may revoke the notice if: (a) the Authority becomes aware of any information that: (i) was not available to the Authority when the notice was issued; and (ii) would have resulted in a decision not to issue the notice if it had been available to the Authority at that time; or (b) the Authority considers the person holding the notice is no longer entitled to be issued the notice because of a change in the person's circumstances. (3) If the Authority revokes the notice, the Authority must give notice of the revocation and the reasons for the revocation to: (a) the person; and (b) the applicant for the clearance notice (if the applicant was not the person). (4) The notice of the revocation must state: (a) that the person and applicant are entitled to apply for a review of the decision under section 194; and (b) the time within which the application may be made. (5) In addition, the Authority may give written notice of the revocation to anyone who engages or proposes to engage the person in