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The Animal By-Products (Wales) Regulations 2003 (revoked)
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Version Superseded: 12/05/2006
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39.—(1) The National Assembly may grant an approval under these Regulations if it is satisfied that the requirements of the Community Regulation and these Regulations will be complied with.
(2) An approval must specify —
(a)the address of the premises and the operator of the premises;
(b)the parts of the premises in which the animal by-products may be received and processed or treated; and
(c)the equipment, the methods in accordance with which, and the parameters within which, the animal by-products must be processed or treated.
(3) If the National Assembly refuses to grant the approval, or approves it subject to a condition, it must by notice in writing served on the applicant —
(a)give the reasons for that refusal or condition; and
(b)advise of the rights of the applicant to make written representations to the National Assembly within 21 days beginning on the date on which the notice is served and to be heard by an independent person appointed by the National Assembly.
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