The Licensing Act 2003 (Applications of Potential Strategic Importance to Greater London etc and Consequential Amendment) Regulations 2026
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9 Notice to GLA following hearing
Within the period of five working days starting with the day after the last day of a hearing held in relation to an application of potential strategic importance to Greater London or an application to vary of potential strategic importance to Greater London, the London licensing authority must— (a) give a statement to GLA setting out the details of any determination made at the hearing in relation to the application and the reasons for its determination; (b) send to GLA a copy of the record of proceedings of the hearing and, if available, a copy of any recording of the hearing; (c) send to GLA a copy of any notice given to the applicant under section 23 or 36 of the Act; (d) send to GLA a copy of any officer’s report given to members of the committee of the authority at the hearing; (e) send to GLA a copy of any other document given to the committee at the hearing.
9 Notice to GLA following hearing
Within the period of five working days starting with the day after the last day of a hearing held in relation to an application of potential strategic importance to Greater London or an application to vary of potential strategic importance to Greater London, the London licensing authority must— (a) give a statement to GLA setting out the details of any determination made at the hearing in relation to the application and the reasons for its determination; (b) send to GLA a copy of the record of proceedings of the hearing and, if available, a copy of any recording of the hearing; (c) send to GLA a copy of any notice given to the applicant under section 23 or 36 of the Act; (d) send to GLA a copy of any officer’s report given to members of the committee of the authority at the hearing; (e) send to GLA a copy of any other document given to the committee at the hearing.
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