104Grounds for issuing prohibition order

104 Grounds for issuing prohibition order The Chief Health Officer may issue a prohibition order to the proprietor of a food business if: (a) the Chief Health Officer believes, on reasonable grounds, that circumstances specified in section 100(a), (b), (c) or (d) exist; and (b) either: (i) the proprietor has been issued with an improvement notice in relation to the circumstances and has not complied with the improvement notice within the time specified under section 101(1) or extended under section 101(3); or (ii) the circumstances are giving rise to or are likely to give rise to a serious danger to public health.