Regulation 35 Revocation of an approval or licence
England, Wales and Scotland
The Secretary of State may revoke an approval or licence granted under these Regulations in whole or in part if—
he has notified his decision to suspend the approval or licence and the period for appeal under regulation 36 has expired;
he has upheld his decision to suspend following an appeal under regulation 36;
he has previously suspended the approval or licence and there is further non-compliance with these Regulations; or
he is satisfied that the occupier no longer uses the premises for the purpose for which a licence was granted.
Notification of a revocation must—
be in writing;
state what it applies to;
state when it comes into effect;
give the reasons; and
in the case of a revocation under paragraph (1)(c) or (1)(d), explain the right of the person who has been notified to make written representations under regulation 36(1) to a person appointed by the Secretary of State.
If a person does make written representations under regulation 36(1), the revocation remains in force pending the outcome of the appeal.