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11.—(1) If—
(a)the appropriate committee was consulted pursuant to paragraph 8;
(b)the committee did not give a provisional opinion under paragraph 9(1); and
(c)the licensing authority propose—
(i)to determine the application in a way which differs from the advice of the committee,
(ii)to revoke, vary or suspend a traditional herbal registration against such advice, or
(iii)on grounds not relating to safety, quality or efficacy—
(aa)not to grant or renew a traditional herbal registration,
(bb)to grant or renew a traditional herbal registration otherwise than in accordance with an application, or
(cc)to revoke, vary or suspend a traditional herbal registration,
the licensing authority shall notify the applicant or holder accordingly.
(2) If—
(a)the appropriate committee has not been consulted pursuant to paragraph 8; and
(b)the licensing authority propose, on grounds not relating to safety, quality or efficacy—
(i)not to grant or renew a traditional herbal registration,
(ii)to grant or renew a traditional herbal registration otherwise than in accordance with an application, or
(iii)to revoke, vary or suspend a traditional herbal registration,
the licensing authority shall notify the applicant or holder accordingly.
(3) A notification given under sub-paragraph (1) or (2) shall state—
(a)the advice of the appropriate committee, if any, and the reasons stated by the committee for any such advice; and
(b)the proposals of the licensing authority and the reasons for them.
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