21Cancellation of registration

21 Cancellation of registration (1) The CHO may cancel the registration of a business: (a) if the proprietor or a mobile operator for the business contravenes a condition of the registration; or Public and Environmental Health Act 2011 13 (b) if the proprietor or a mobile operator for the business is found guilty of an offence against this Act or another law of the Territory relating to the declared activity that is the subject of the registration; or (c) for another reason the CHO considers appropriate. (2) Before cancelling the registration, the CHO must give written notice to the proprietor: (a) stating the CHO proposes to cancel the registration; and (b) stating the reasons for cancellation; and (c) inviting the proprietor to submit, within the period of not less than 7 days stated in the notice, reasons why the registration should not be cancelled. (3) If, having considered any submissions of the proprietor, the CHO continues to consider the registration should be cancelled, the CHO may cancel the registration by written notice to the proprietor. (4) The notice must state: (a) the reasons for the cancellation; and (b) the procedures for review and appeal under Part 8. (5) The cancellation takes effect on the later of the following: (a) the date on which the proprietor receives the notice; (b) the date stated in the notice.