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I1Sch. 2 in force at 7.2.2005, see reg. 1
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Provision under which hearing is held. | Persons to whom notice of hearing is to be given. | |
1. | Section 18(3)(a) (determination of application for premises licence). | (1) The person who has made the application under section 17(1); (2) persons who have made relevant representations as defined in section 18(6). |
2. | Section 31(3)(a) (determination of application for provisional statement). | (1) The person who has made the application under section 29(2); (2) persons who have made relevant representations as defined in section 31(5). |
3. | Section 35(3)(a) (determination of application to vary premises licence). | (1) The holder of the premises licence who has made the application under section 34(1); (2) persons who have made relevant representations as defined in section 35(5). |
4. | Section 39(3)(a) (determination of application to vary premises licence to specify individual as premises supervisor). | (1) The holder of the premises licence who has made the application under section 37(1); (2) each chief officer of police who has given notice under section 37(5); (3) the proposed individual as referred to in section 37(1). |
5. | Section 44(5)(a) (determination of application for transfer of premises licence). | (1) The person who has made the application under section 42(1); (2) each chief officer of police who has given notice under section 42(6); (3) the holder of the premises licence in respect of which the application has been made or, if the application is one to which section 43(1) applies, the holder of that licence immediately before the application was made. |
6. | Section 48(3)(a) (cancellation of interim authority notice following police objection). | (1) The person who has given notice under section 47(2); (2) each chief officer of police who has given notice under section 48(2). |
7. | Section 52(2) (determination of application for review of premises licence). | (1) The holder of the premises licence in respect of which the application has been made; (2) persons who have made relevant representations as defined in section 52(7); (3) the person who has made the application under section 51(1). |
8. | Section 72(3)(a) (determination of application for club premises certificate). | (1) The club which has made the application under section 71(1); (2) persons who have made relevant representations as defined in section 72(7). |
9. | Section 85(3)(a) (determination of application to vary club premises certificate). | (1) The club which has made the application under section 84(1); (2) persons who have made relevant representations as defined in section 85(5). |
10. | Section 88(2) (determination of application for review of club premises certificate). | (1) The club which holds the club premises certificate in respect of which the application has been made; (2) persons who have made relevant representations as defined in section 88(7); (3) the person who has made the application under section 87(1). |
11. | Section 105(2)(a) (counter notice following police objection to temporary event notice). | (1) The premises user; (2) each chief officer of police who has given notice under section 104(2). |
12. | Section 120(7)(a) (determination of application for grant of personal licence). | (1) The person who has made the application under section 117(1); (2) the chief officer of police who has given notice under section 120(5). |
13. | Section 121(6)(a) (determination of application for renewal of personal licence). | (1) The person who has made the application under section 117(1); (2) the chief officer of police who has given notice under section 121(3). |
14. | Section 124(4)(a) (convictions coming to light after grant or renewal of personal licence). | (1) The holder of the licence in respect of which the notice has been given; (2) the chief officer of police who has given notice under section 124(3). |
15. | Section 167(5)(a) (review of premises licence following closure order). | (1) The holder of the premises licence in respect of which the review has been made; (2) persons who have made relevant representations as defined in section 167(9). |
16. | Paragraph 4(3)(a) of Schedule 8 (determination of application for conversion of existing licence). | (1) The person who has made the application under paragraph 2(2) of Schedule 8; (2) each chief officer of police who has given notice under paragraph 3(2) or (3) of Schedule 8. |
17. | Paragraph 16(3)(a) of Schedule 8 (determination of application for conversion of existing club certificate). | (1) The club which has made the application under paragraph 14(2) of Schedule 8; (2) each chief officer of police who has given notice under paragraph 15(2) or (3) of Schedule 8. |
18. | Paragraph 26(3)(a) of Schedule 8 (determination of application by holder of a justices' licence for grant of personal licence). | (1) The person who has made the application under section 117 to which paragraph 23(1) of Schedule 8 applies; (2) the chief officer of police who has given notice under paragraph 25(2) of Schedule 8. |
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