Veterinary Surgeons Act 1936
sec.25ISuspension or cancellation—grounds
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sec.25I Suspension or cancellation—grounds
The board may suspend or cancel the approval if it believes on reasonable grounds— the approval was granted because of a materially false or misleading representation or document, made either orally or in writing; or the premises are not suitable for use as veterinary premises having regard to the standards prescribed or decided under section 29A for conducting veterinary premises; or a veterinary surgeon does not practise veterinary science at the premises; or the holder of the approval has not complied with a condition of the approval; or if— the holder is an individual—the holder has committed, or is committing, a disqualifying offence; or the holder is a corporation—any of the corporation’s executive officers has committed, or is committing, a disqualifying offence. s 25I ins 2001 No. 63 s 55 amd 2006 No. 48 s 33 sch
- (a) the approval was granted because of a materially false or misleading representation or document, made either orally or in writing; or
- (b) the premises are not suitable for use as veterinary premises having regard to the standards prescribed or decided under section 29A for conducting veterinary premises; or
- (c) a veterinary surgeon does not practise veterinary science at the premises; or
- (d) the holder of the approval has not complied with a condition of the approval; or
- (e) if— (i) the holder is an individual—the holder has committed, or is committing, a disqualifying offence; or (ii) the holder is a corporation—any of the corporation’s executive officers has committed, or is committing, a disqualifying offence.
- (i) the holder is an individual—the holder has committed, or is committing, a disqualifying offence; or
- (ii) the holder is a corporation—any of the corporation’s executive officers has committed, or is committing, a disqualifying offence.
- (i) the holder is an individual—the holder has committed, or is committing, a disqualifying offence; or
- (ii) the holder is a corporation—any of the corporation’s executive officers has committed, or is committing, a disqualifying offence.