(1)  This section applies if a TGL exclusion order is in force.

(2)  The person who applied for the order or the affected person may, in an approved form, apply to the Commission to have it revoked.

(3)  The Commission must, on receipt of the application, provide the respondent with a written notice –

(a) informing the respondent of the making of the application and the reasons for it; and

(b) inviting the respondent to make representations to the Commission about the application within the reasonable time specified in the notice.

(4)  After considering representations made by the applicant and the respondent, the Commission must –

(a) if it is satisfied that it is in the public interest and the interests of the affected person to do so, make an order (called a "revocation order" ) revoking the TGL exclusion order; or

(b) if it is not so satisfied, refuse the application.

(5)  The Commission must, if the application is refused, notify the applicant and respondent in writing of that refusal and the reasons for it.

(6)  The Commission must, on making a revocation order, provide a copy of it to –

(a) the applicant; and

(b) the respondent; and

(c) the licensed provider.

(7)  In this section –

affected person means the person in respect of whom a TGL exclusion order is in force;

respondent , in relation to an application for revocation under subsection (2) , means whichever of the following persons was not the applicant:

(a) the affected person;

(b) the person who applied for the relevant TGL exclusion order.