Liquor Act 2010
57Permit—amendment initiated by commissioner
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57 Permit—amendment initiated by commissioner (1) The commissioner may, by written notice (an amendment notice) given to a permit-holder, amend the permit if satisfied that— permit as amended: hold the permit; and (c) the permitted premises are suitable premises for the permit as Note 1 Amend includes amend, impose or remove a permit condition—see the (2) However, the commissioner may amend the permit only if— (a) the commissioner has given the permit-holder written notice (a proposal notice) of the proposed amendment; and
(b) the proposal notice states that written comments on the proposal may be made to the commissioner before the end of a stated period of at least 14 days after the day the proposal notice is given to the permit-holder; and (c) after the end of the stated period, the commissioner has considered any comments made in accordance with the notice. (3) Subsection (2) does not apply if the permit-holder applied for, or agreed in writing to, the amendment. (4) The amendment takes effect on the day the amendment notice is given to the permit-holder or a later day stated in the notice.