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Finance (No. 2) Act 2023

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As published

83 Supplementary provision about approvals

(1) An approval under section 82 may be given to a person— (a) in respect of— (i) more than one category of alcoholic product; (ii) more than one set of premises; (b) for such period as the Commissioners think fit. (2) An approval is subject to the conditions or restrictions (if any)— (a) specified by the Commissioners in a notice published by them; (b) specified by or under regulations made by them; (c) imposed by them in a particular case. (3) The Commissioners may, at any time, revoke or vary the terms of an approval. (4) An application for approval must be in the form and manner, and contain the information, specified by or under regulations made by the Commissioners.

Your change, as a redline

83 Supplementary provision about approvals

(1) An approval under section 82 may be given to a person— (a) in respect of— (i) more than one category of alcoholic product; (ii) more than one set of premises; (b) for such period as the Commissioners think fit. (2) An approval is subject to the conditions or restrictions (if any)— (a) specified by the Commissioners in a notice published by them; (b) specified by or under regulations made by them; (c) imposed by them in a particular case. (3) The Commissioners may, at any time, revoke or vary the terms of an approval. (4) An application for approval must be in the form and manner, and contain the information, specified by or under regulations made by the Commissioners.

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