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The Animal Welfare (Primate Licences) (England) Regulations 2024

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16 Revocation or variation of a primate licence

(1) A local authority that has granted a primate licence must revoke it if the holder of the licence is convicted of an offence under the Act. (2) A local authority that has granted a primate licence may also revoke or vary the licence if the local authority is satisfied that the holder of the licence has failed to— (a) comply with a licence condition; (b) allow access for an inspection under Part 2; (c) pay a fee charged under Part 2; or (d) take the steps specified in the rectification notice. (3) The reference in paragraph (2) to varying a primate licence is to varying it by— (a) reducing the number of any primates of any species that is authorised to be kept under the licence; or (b) removing any species of primate specified in the licence.

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16 Revocation or variation of a primate licence

(1) A local authority that has granted a primate licence must revoke it if the holder of the licence is convicted of an offence under the Act. (2) A local authority that has granted a primate licence may also revoke or vary the licence if the local authority is satisfied that the holder of the licence has failed to— (a) comply with a licence condition; (b) allow access for an inspection under Part 2; (c) pay a fee charged under Part 2; or (d) take the steps specified in the rectification notice. (3) The reference in paragraph (2) to varying a primate licence is to varying it by— (a) reducing the number of any primates of any species that is authorised to be kept under the licence; or (b) removing any species of primate specified in the licence.

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