Part III Authorisation and Exemption
Ending of authorisation
33 Withdrawal of authorisation by the Authority.
1
This section applies if—
a
an authorised person’s Part IV permission is cancelled; and
b
as a result, there is no regulated activity for which he has permission.
2
The Authority must give a direction withdrawing that person’s status as an authorised person.
34EEA firms.
1
An EEA firm ceases to qualify for authorisation under Part II of Schedule 3 if it ceases to be an EEA firm as a result of—
a
having its EEA authorisation withdrawn; or
b
ceasing to have an EEA right in circumstances in which EEA authorisation is not required.
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At the request of an EEA firm, the Authority may give a direction cancelling its authorisation under Part II of Schedule 3.
3
If an EEA firm has a Part IV permission, it does not cease to be an authorised person merely because it ceases to qualify for authorisation under Part II of Schedule 3.
35 Treaty firms.
1
A Treaty firm ceases to qualify for authorisation under Schedule 4 if its home State authorisation is withdrawn.
2
At the request of a Treaty firm, the Authority may give a direction cancelling its Schedule 4 authorisation.
3
If a Treaty firm has a Part IV permission, it does not cease to be an authorised person merely because it ceases to qualify for authorisation under Schedule 4.
36 Persons authorised as a result of paragraph 1(1) of Schedule 5.
1
At the request of a person authorised as a result of paragraph 1(1) of Schedule 5, the Authority may give a direction cancelling his authorisation as such a person.
2
If a person authorised as a result of paragraph 1(1) of Schedule 5 has a Part IV permission, he does not cease to be an authorised person merely because he ceases to be a person so authorised.