62Objections

62 Objections (1) A person may object to the granting of a licence on any ground other than the ground that the grant of the licence may or will adversely affect the business carried on under another licence. (2) An objection is to be: (a) in writing and is to set out the grounds on which the objection is made and the facts relied on; (b) signed by the person making the objection; and (c) lodged with the Director not later than 28 days after the first publication of the notice in a newspaper under section 61. (3) If an objection is lodged, the Director must do the following: (a) inform the applicant of the objection and give the applicant an opportunity to comment in writing on the substance of the objection; (b) conduct the investigations concerning the objection he or she thinks fit.