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Change 1
As published
72 Removal of requirement to report loss or theft of licence etc to police
In the Licensing Act 2003, omit the following provisions (which impose requirements for the loss or theft of certain documents to be reported to the police before copies may be issued)—
(a) in section 25 (premises licence or summary), subsection (3)(b), and the “and” before it;
(b) in section 79 (club premises certificate or summary), subsection (3)(b), and the “and” before it;
(c) in section 110 (temporary event notice), subsection (4)(b), and the “and” before it;
(d) in section 126 (theft, loss, etc of personal licence), subsection (3)(b), and the “and” before it.
Your change, as a redline
72 Removal of requirement to report loss or theft of licence etc to police
In the Licensing Act 2003, omit the following provisions (which impose requirements for the loss or theft of certain documents to be reported to the police before copies may be issued)—
(a) in section 25 (premises licence or summary), subsection (3)(b), and the “and” before it;
(b) in section 79 (club premises certificate or summary), subsection (3)(b), and the “and” before it;
(c) in section 110 (temporary event notice), subsection (4)(b), and the “and” before it;
(d) in section 126 (theft, loss, etc of personal licence), subsection (3)(b), and the “and” before it.
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