(2) The Minister must notify the licence holder in writing that their authorization is suspended and that the suspension takes effect immediately.ġ64 The suspension of an authorization to conduct a post-mortem examination program or post-mortem defect management program must be lifted if the Minister determines that corrective action has been taken.
Marginal note:Risk of injury to human healthġ63 (1) Despite section 162, if the Minister is of the opinion that a risk of injury to human health may result if the licence holder continues to conduct the post-mortem examination program or post-mortem defect management program, the Minister may suspend the authorization immediately after the licence holder is provided with an inspection report that sets out the grounds for the suspension. (2) The Minister must notify the licence holder in writing of the suspension and the date on which it takes effect.
(b) failed to take corrective action within that period. (a) was provided with an inspection report that sets out the grounds for the suspension and the period within which corrective action must be taken in order to avoid the suspension and (c) the Minister is of the opinion that a risk of injury to human health may result if the licence holder continues to conduct the program.ġ62 (1) The Minister must not suspend a licence holder’s authorization to conduct a post-mortem examination program or a post-mortem defect management program unless the licence holder (b) the licence holder does not comply with any provision of the Act or of these Regulations or (a) the licence holder does not comply with their post-mortem examination program or post-mortem defect management program PART 6 Commodity-specific Requirements (continued) DIVISION 7 Meat Products and Food Animals (continued) SUBDIVISION J Post-mortem Programs (continued)ġ61 The Minister may suspend a licence holder’s authorization to conduct a post-mortem examination program or a post-mortem defect management program if
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