[41B Determination of application under section 41A]
Licensing Act 2003 (2003 c 17) | Legislation

[41B  Determination of application under section 41A]

[(1)     This section applies where the relevant licensing authority receives an application made under section 41A.

(2)     In determining the application the authority must—

(a)     consult such of the responsible authorities as it considers appropriate, and

(b)     take into account any relevant representations—

(i)     made by those authorities, or

(ii)     made by [any other person] and received by the authority within ten working days beginning on the initial day.

(3)     If the authority considers that—

(a)     the variation

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