190When revocation or amendment takes effect

190 When revocation or amendment takes effect

The revocation or amendment of an administrative determination or an approval by the Authority takes effect on—

(a) the day when the person to whom the determination applies or the approval was given is given written notice by the Authority of the revocation or amendment and of the reasons for the revocation or amendment; or

(b) a later day specified in the notice.

Part 18—Licences

Division 1—Preliminary

191 Definitions

licence means, according to the context—

(a) a licence issued under this Part;

(b) a document issued by the Authority that is evidence of the licence having been issued;

An evidence of licence document given under regulation 202.

licensee means the holder of a dangerous goods driver licence or a dangerous goods vehicle licence;

licensing authority means—

(a) the Authority; or

(b) a person or body authorised by the Authority under regulation 193 to issue licences under this Part;

registered medical practitioner means a person registered under the Health Practitioner Regulation National Law (Victoria) to practise in the medical profession (other than a student).