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(1)The appropriate Licensing Board in respect of any licensed premises in relation to which a premises licence has effect may, on their own initiative, propose to review the licence on any of the grounds for review.
(2)A proposal under subsection (1) is referred to in this Act as a “premises licence review proposal”.
(3)The grounds for review referred to in subsection (1) are those specified in subsection 36(3).
(4)A premises licence review proposal must specify the alleged ground for review, including in particular—
(a)where the ground is that specified in subsection 36(3)(a), the condition or conditions alleged to have been breached,
(b)where the ground is that specified in subsection 36(3)(b), the licensing objective or objectives to which the alleged ground of review relates.
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