Suspension etc., of import permit, etc

(1) The Managing Director, in consultation with the Minister, may suspend, revoke or refuse to issue an import permit or export licence where the Managing Director, in consultation with the Minister, believes on reasonable grounds that the holder of, or the applicant for the permit– (a) has provided false information to the Managing Director for the purpose of obtaining an import permit or export licence; (b) has failed to provide a written notification required pursuant to regulation 6 (2)(e); (c) has provided false information to an Inspector in a written notification required pursuant to regulation 6 (2)(e); (d) has failed to maintain a record in accordance (e) has outstanding fees payable under these (f) has failed to comply with the requirements of (g) is not operating a food safety system in accordance with the applicable requirements of the Belize Agricultural Health Authority (Food Safety) Regulations 2001; or (h) has otherwise failed to meet the applicable requirements of the Belize Agricultural Health Authority (Food Safety) Regulations, 2001, or these Regulations. 238 (2) Where the Managing Director has suspended or revoked an import permit or export licence pursuant to subregulation (1), the importer or exporter may, within 60 days after that suspension or revocation, request in writing the Managing Director to determine whether the permit or export licence should be reinstated. (3) The fee payable for each inspection that is carried out in the course of a determination pursuant to subregulation (2) is $400. (4) The determination referred to in subregulation (2) is final.