sec.155Existing licences to erect

sec.155 Existing licences to erect

An existing licence to erect is taken to be an approval under this Act. A person who holds an existing licence to erect is taken to be an approval holder under this Act. An approval under subsection (1) — is taken to have been issued— on the same conditions as those subject to which the existing licence to erect was subject immediately before the commencement day; and on the further condition that the approval holder must give the chief health officer, within 21 days after a prescribed change, written notice of the prescribed change; and expires 1 year after the commencement day. In this section— prescribed change means a change— in a matter disclosed by the approval holder— in the application for the existing licence to erect; or in an application under this Act; and of a kind prescribed under a regulation. (sec.155-ssec.1) An existing licence to erect is taken to be an approval under this Act. (sec.155-ssec.2) A person who holds an existing licence to erect is taken to be an approval holder under this Act. (sec.155-ssec.3) An approval under subsection (1) — is taken to have been issued— on the same conditions as those subject to which the existing licence to erect was subject immediately before the commencement day; and on the further condition that the approval holder must give the chief health officer, within 21 days after a prescribed change, written notice of the prescribed change; and expires 1 year after the commencement day. (sec.155-ssec.4) In this section— prescribed change means a change— in a matter disclosed by the approval holder— in the application for the existing licence to erect; or in an application under this Act; and of a kind prescribed under a regulation.

• (a) is taken to have been issued— (i) on the same conditions as those subject to which the existing licence to erect was subject immediately before the commencement day; and (ii) on the further condition that the approval holder must give the chief health officer, within 21 days after a prescribed change, written notice of the prescribed change; and
• (i) on the same conditions as those subject to which the existing licence to erect was subject immediately before the commencement day; and
• (ii) on the further condition that the approval holder must give the chief health officer, within 21 days after a prescribed change, written notice of the prescribed change; and
• (b) expires 1 year after the commencement day.
• (i) on the same conditions as those subject to which the existing licence to erect was subject immediately before the commencement day; and
• (ii) on the further condition that the approval holder must give the chief health officer, within 21 days after a prescribed change, written notice of the prescribed change; and
• (a) in a matter disclosed by the approval holder— (i) in the application for the existing licence to erect; or (ii) in an application under this Act; and