(2) The chief
executive must give notice to the holder of the grant.
(3) The notice must
state the following—
(a) that the chief executive proposes to cancel the
grant of the application;
(b) the grounds for the proposed cancellation;
(c)
the facts and circumstances that form the basis for the grounds;
(d) when the
proposed cancellation is intended to take effect;
(e) that the holder may
make, within a stated period, written submissions to show why the proposed
cancellation should not be taken.
(4) The stated period must end at least 15
business days after the holder is given the notice.
(5) The chief executive
must consider any submissions made under subsection (3) (e) within the stated
period.
(6) If the chief executive decides to cancel the grant of the
application, the chief executive must, within 10 business days after making
the decision give the holder of the grant an information notice for the
decision.
(7) The decision takes effect when the information notice is given.
