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Board may require licensees to inform customers of notice under section 9

Travel Agents Act 1975

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—(1) Where the Board has served a written notice mentioned in section 9(4) on a licensee, the Board may also require the licensee to inform each of the following in writing, and in such form or manner as the Board may specify, of the Board’s notice:(a)a person who, as at the date the Board serves the written notice, has a contract with the licensee for the licensee to supply a travel product, and in respect of which the licensee has not fully performed the licensee’s obligations;(b)any other person who, in any way, communicates with the licensee during the specified period in relation to a travel product.(2) A licensee who is required by the Board to inform a person mentioned in subsection (1) of the Board’s notice must inform the person of that fact —(a)for a person mentioned in subsection (1)(a) — within 2 working days after the date the Board serves the written notice; and(b)for a person mentioned in subsection (1)(b) — within 2 working days after the date of the first communication from the person, if the 2 working days fall in the specified period, or before entering into a contract with the person for the licensee to supply a travel product, whichever is earlier.(3) A licensee who contravenes subsection (2) shall be guilty of an offence and shall be liable on conviction to a fine not exceeding $4,000.(4) In this section, “specified period”, in relation to a licensee, means the period starting on the day the Board serves a written notice on the licensee under section 9(4) and ending —(a)subject to paragraph (b), 3 months (or any longer period that may be prescribed in substitution) after that day; or(b)if the Board makes a decision under section 9(1) within the period mentioned in paragraph (a) —(i)where the decision of the Board is to suspend or revoke the licensee’s licence, on the day the decision becomes effective under section 9(6);(ii)where there is an appeal against the Board’s decision and the Board’s decision is reversed, on the day the decision is reversed; and(iii)where the Board decides not to suspend or revoke the licence, on the day of the Board’s decision.(5) A written notice in section 9(4) includes a written notice of intention to suspend a licence given before 1 January 2018.

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