sec.182Criteria for suspending or cancelling trade waste approval or seepage water approval

### sec.182 Criteria for suspending or cancelling trade waste approval or seepage water approval A sewerage service provider may suspend or cancel a trade waste approval or seepage water approval (the proposed action ) if the sewerage service provider is satisfied— the approval holder has contravened a condition of the approval; or the approval holder has contravened a provision of this Act; or the approval is no longer appropriate because— for a trade waste approval—the circumstances under which trade wastes are generated by the holder have significantly changed since the approval was given; or for a seepage water approval—there is no longer any seepage water to discharge into the provider’s sewerage infrastructure; or urgent action is necessary in the interests of public health or safety to prevent environmental harm or prevent damage to the sewerage service provider’s sewerage system. s 182 amd 2010 No. 20 s 133 ; 2011 No. 31 s 400 - (a) the approval holder has contravened a condition of the approval; or - (b) the approval holder has contravened a provision of this Act; or - (c) the approval is no longer appropriate because— (i) for a trade waste approval—the circumstances under which trade wastes are generated by the holder have significantly changed since the approval was given; or (ii) for a seepage water approval—there is no longer any seepage water to discharge into the provider’s sewerage infrastructure; or - (i) for a trade waste approval—the circumstances under which trade wastes are generated by the holder have significantly changed since the approval was given; or - (ii) for a seepage water approval—there is no longer any seepage water to discharge into the provider’s sewerage infrastructure; or - (d) urgent action is necessary in the interests of public health or safety to prevent environmental harm or prevent damage to the sewerage service provider’s sewerage system. - (i) for a trade waste approval—the circumstances under which trade wastes are generated by the holder have significantly changed since the approval was given; or - (ii) for a seepage water approval—there is no longer any seepage water to discharge into the provider’s sewerage infrastructure; or