91Ending of notices for premises

91 Ending of notices for premises (1) This section applies if an improvement notice, occupancy notice or closure notice has been given to the occupier of premises. (2) The notice ends when the notice is revoked under this section. (3) The occupier may ask the relevant chief officer who gave the notice, in writing, for a reinspection of the situation or circumstances that caused the notice to be given if the occupier considers there are no grounds for the notice to continue. (4) If the relevant chief officer is satisfied that there are no grounds for the notice to continue, the chief officer must revoke the notice by written notice given to the occupier.

Offences relating to premises Division 5.4.2 (5) Also, the notice is taken to be revoked on the 3rd business day after the day the request for reinspection is received by the relevant chief officer if— (a) the reinspection is not made within 2 business days after the day the request is received; and (b) the person who made the request is not responsible, completely or partly, for the delay in making the reinspection. Note For the meaning of business day, see the Legislation Act, dict, pt 1. (6) This section does not prevent an improvement notice, closure notice or occupancy notice being given to the same person in relation to the same situation or circumstance.