Food Act 2004
108Certificate of clearance
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108 Certificate of clearance (1) If, after an inspection by an authorised officer of the premises, part of the premises, food transport vehicle or equipment, or way of handling food, in respect of which a prohibition order was issued, the Chief Health Officer is satisfied that: (a) the premises, part of the premises, food transport vehicle or equipment, or the handling of food in the specified way or for the specified purpose, is not a serious danger to public health or is no longer giving rise or likely to give rise to a serious danger to public health; and (b) the person to whom the prohibition order was issued has complied with the prohibition order, the Chief Health Officer must issue a certificate of clearance to the (2) On the issue of the certificate of clearance, the prohibition order is cancelled.
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