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Under the Food Safety and Standards Act, 2006, an appeal against the order of rejection for the grant…

An appeal against rejection of a food-business licence lies to the Commissioner of Food Safety under section 31(8). The Designated Officer ordinarily considers and decides…

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Under the Food Safety and Standards Act, 2006, an appeal against the order of rejection for the grant of licence shall lie to:

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An appeal against rejection of a food-business licence lies to the Commissioner of Food Safety under section 31(8). The Designated Officer ordinarily considers and decides the licence application in the first instance. The Commissioner is therefore the specified appellate authority, which distinguishes an appeal from the original licensing decision.

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