13(1)A holder of a licence may at any time surrender the licence to the licensing authority and it shall thereupon cease to have effect.
(2)A holder of a licence shall deliver the licence to the licensing authority—
(a)within 7 days after the coming into effect of a decision of a licensing authority to suspend or vary the terms of the licence or of a court, under section 7(6)(a) of this Act, to revoke it;
(b)where the licence relates to an activity which he has given up.
(3)A licensing authority shall, on making an order suspending a licence or on deciding to vary the terms of a licence, cause notice in writing to be given to the holder of the licence of his duty to deliver it under sub-paragraph (2) above.
(4)Where a licence has been surrendered under this paragraph on its revocation under section 7(6Xa) of this Act or its suspension under this Schedule and the revocation or suspension is quashed or recalled the licensing authority shall re-issue the licence.
14(1)A licensing authority shall cause to be kept a register of applications under this Schedule (in this paragraph referred to as " the register ") and shall, as soon as reasonably practicable after—
(a)the receipt of each application, cause details of such receipt; and
(b)their final decision on each application, cause details of that decision
to be entered in the register.
(2)The register shall include—
(a)a note of the kind and terms of each licence granted by the licensing authority;
(b)a note of any suspension, variation of the terms, or surrender, of a licence.
(3)The register shall be open to the inspection of any member of the public at such reasonable times and places as may be determined by the licensing authority and any member of the public may make a copy thereof or an extract therefrom.
(4)A licensing authority may, on payment of such fee as they may charge under paragraph 15 below, issue a certified true copy of any entry in the register; and any document purporting to be certified by the proper officer of the licensing authority as a true copy of an entry shall be sufficient evidence of the terms of the original entry.