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15. Grant of permit

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Last amended by an amending law of 2011.

(1)

Where an application is made for a permit, the Chief Executive may —

(a)

grant, subject to such conditions as he may impose —

(i)

upon an application under regulation 16(4), an express permit to provide air services on the single one-way or return flight specified in the permit; or

(ii)

upon an application under regulation 16(3), a normal permit to provide air services on such journeys as may be specified in the permit; or

(b)

refuse to grant any such permit.

(2)

The Chief Executive may at any time vary or revoke one or more of the existing conditions of a permit or impose conditions or additional conditions thereto.

(3)

A permit shall, unless previously revoked or suspended, remain in force for such period of time as the Chief Executive may determine.

(4)

A permit shall be in such form as the Chief Executive may determine .

Subregulation 1

Where an application is made for a permit, the Chief Executive may —

(a)

grant, subject to such conditions as he may impose —

(i)

upon an application under regulation 16(4), an express permit to provide air services on the single one-way or return flight specified in the permit; or

(ii)

upon an application under regulation 16(3), a normal permit to provide air services on such journeys as may be specified in the permit; or

(b)

refuse to grant any such permit.

Subregulation 2

The Chief Executive may at any time vary or revoke one or more of the existing conditions of a permit or impose conditions or additional conditions thereto.

Subregulation 3

A permit shall, unless previously revoked or suspended, remain in force for such period of time as the Chief Executive may determine.

Subregulation 4

A permit shall be in such form as the Chief Executive may determine .

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