Revocation of licence

(1) The Office may revoke a licence, where it is satisfied that– (a) in the case of an individual, the licencee has died, or has, since the grant of the licence, suffered from or is suffering from a mental or physical condition, which renders the licencee incapable of properly carrying out the activities or practices to which the licence relates; (b) the application for the licence, or any communication in relation to the licence, contains any false or misleading information or omits any material particular; (c) the licencee has failed to remedy the breach which gave rise to the suspension of the licence under section 24, within the time specified in the Notice of Non-Compliance; (d) the nature and scope of the operations of a facility have been so altered as to cause the area approved for radiation activity to cease to operate as a facility for the purposes of this Act; (e) any fee or other charge payable, under this Act, by the licencee remains unpaid for a period of ninety days after the suspension of the licence; or (f) any of the grounds referred to in section 23 apply to the licencee. (2) Before revoking a licence under sub-section (1), the Office shall notify the licencee in writing of the proposed revocation, stating the reasons for the revocation. Radiation Safety and Security [CAP. 330:0129 (3) Where a licence has been revoked, the licencee shall cease all practices and activities under the licence. (4) The suspension or revocation of a licence shall not relieve the licencee of the responsibility for the safety and security of the facility, the radiation sources or any other (5) A person who fails to cease all practices and activities after the revocation of a licence commits an offence.