sec.199Advising of particular events happening before commencement

### sec.199 Advising of particular events happening before commencement This section applies in relation to a licence in effect immediately before the commencement if— on the commencement, the licensee or the licensee’s representative is a disqualified person; or within 10 years before the day this section commences, the licensee or the licensee’s representative— has been convicted of a class A serious offence or a class B serious offence; or has been released from lawful custody in relation to a conviction for a class A serious offence or a class B serious offence; or has been subject to a supervision order in relation to a conviction for a class A serious offence or a class B serious offence; or before the commencement, the licensee or the licensee’s representative was charged with a serious offence and the charge has not been dealt with. New section 24 applies in relation to the licensee as if— the licensee or the licensee’s representative being a disqualified person, or the happening of an event mentioned in subsection (1)(b) or (c), were a change under new section 24; and a reference in new section 24(1) to within 14 days of the happening of an event mentioned in section 24(2) were a reference to within 90 days after the day this section commences. See section 34 for the offence of contravening of a licence condition. For subsection (1), it is irrelevant whether or not the conviction is a spent conviction, provided the conviction is recorded. s 199 ins 2024 No. 45 s 77 (sec.199-ssec.1) This section applies in relation to a licence in effect immediately before the commencement if— on the commencement, the licensee or the licensee’s representative is a disqualified person; or within 10 years before the day this section commences, the licensee or the licensee’s representative— has been convicted of a class A serious offence or a class B serious offence; or has been released from lawful custody in relation to a conviction for a class A serious offence or a class B serious offence; or has been subject to a supervision order in relation to a conviction for a class A serious offence or a class B serious offence; or before the commencement, the licensee or the licensee’s representative was charged with a serious offence and the charge has not been dealt with. (sec.199-ssec.2) New section 24 applies in relation to the licensee as if— the licensee or the licensee’s representative being a disqualified person, or the happening of an event mentioned in subsection (1)(b) or (c), were a change under new section 24; and a reference in new section 24(1) to within 14 days of the happening of an event mentioned in section 24(2) were a reference to within 90 days after the day this section commences. See section 34 for the offence of contravening of a licence condition. (sec.199-ssec.3) For subsection (1), it is irrelevant whether or not the conviction is a spent conviction, provided the conviction is recorded. - (a) on the commencement, the licensee or the licensee’s representative is a disqualified person; or - (b) within 10 years before the day this section commences, the licensee or the licensee’s representative— (i) has been convicted of a class A serious offence or a class B serious offence; or (ii) has been released from lawful custody in relation to a conviction for a class A serious offence or a class B serious offence; or (iii) has been subject to a supervision order in relation to a conviction for a class A serious offence or a class B serious offence; or - (i) has been convicted of a class A serious offence or a class B serious offence; or - (ii) has been released from lawful custody in relation to a conviction for a class A serious offence or a class B serious offence; or - (iii) has been subject to a supervision order in relation to a conviction for a class A serious offence or a class B serious offence; or - (c) before the commencement, the licensee or the licensee’s representative was charged with a serious offence and the charge has not been dealt with. - (i) has been convicted of a class A serious offence or a class B serious offence; or - (ii) has been released from lawful custody in relation to a conviction for a class A serious offence or a class B serious offence; or - (iii) has been subject to a supervision order in relation to a conviction for a class A serious offence or a class B serious offence; or - (a) the licensee or the licensee’s representative being a disqualified person, or the happening of an event mentioned in subsection (1)(b) or (c), were a change under new section 24; and - (b) a reference in new section 24(1) to within 14 days of the happening of an event mentioned in section 24(2) were a reference to within 90 days after the day this section commences.