Regulation 6 Variation of an authorisation or approval
The licensing authority may propose to vary an authorisation or approval to attach or remove a condition or conditions.
Where the licensing authority proposes to attach a condition or conditions under paragraph (1), written notice must be given to the person who initially applied for the authorisation or approval (“the initial applicant”) stating the—
reasons for the proposal, and
right of the initial applicant to make representations under paragraph (3) concerning the proposal.
Where the licensing authority gives notice to the initial applicant under paragraph (2)—
the initial applicant may, not later than the period of 14 days beginning with the day on which notice under paragraph (2) is given, make representations in writing to the licensing authority concerning the proposal, and
if any such representations are made within the period referred to in sub-paragraph (a), the licensing authority must take those representations into consideration before deciding whether or not to grant an authorisation or approval subject to a condition or conditions or to refuse the application.
The licensing authority must give notice in writing to the initial applicant of any decision to vary an authorisation or approval to attach or remove a condition or conditions.