[172B Procedural requirements for early morning alcohol restriction order]
Licensing Act 2003 (2003 c 17) | Legislation

[172B  Procedural requirements for early morning alcohol restriction order]

[(1)     A licensing authority proposing to make an order under section 172A must—

(a)     advertise the proposed order in the prescribed manner, and

(b)     hold a hearing to consider any relevant representations, unless the authority and each person who has made such representations agree that a hearing is unnecessary.

(2)     In this section “relevant representations” means representations which—

(a)     are about the likely effect of the making of the proposed order on the promotion of the licensing objectives,

(b)     are made to the licensing authority by an affected person, a responsible authority or any other person,

(c)     are made in the prescribed form and manner and within the prescribed period,

(d)     have not been withdrawn, and

(e)     in the case of representations made by a person who is not a responsible authority, are not, in the opinion of the licensing authority, frivolous

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