Statistics Act, 1999
R 385
Liquor Act, 2003 (Act No. 59 of 2003)RegulationsNational Liquor Regulations, 2004Part 4 : Registration14. Review of notification |
| (1) | Within 14 business days after receiving an application in terms of section 11, the National Liquor Authority must either— |
| (a) | issue a— |
| (i) | Demand for Additional Payment in Form NLA 2; or |
| (ii) | Notice of Incomplete Filing in Form NLA 3; or |
| (iii) | Demand for Corrected Information in Form NLA 4; or |
| (b) | proceed to consider the application for registration. |
| (2) | The applicant must respond within 14 business days after receiving a form referred to in subregulation 1(a). |
| (3) | If the National Liquor Authority concludes that the application appears to fall outside the jurisdiction of the Act, the National Liquor Authority must— |
| (a) | deliver to the applicant a Notice of Non-jurisdiction in Form NLA 5; and |
| (b) | refund all the fees paid on filing to the applicant. |
| (4) | At any time during the registration process, the National Liquor Authority may request an applicant to provide additional information relevant to the application for registration, and the applicant must provide that information within 14 business days. |
| (5) | If, at any time, the National Liquor Authority believes that a document filed in respect of an application contains incorrect information, the National Liquor Authority may issue a Demand for Corrected Information in Form NLA 4 to the person that filed that document, and that person must provide the information within 14 business days. |
