(1) The Board may revoke a certificate if —
(a) a licence issued under the former Act or an alien landholding licence is revoked under section 23;
(b) a person is no longer a trustee;
(c) a corporate body, including an international business company —
(i) no longer exists in Saint Lucia or a Member State,
(ii) is no longer in good standing;
(d) an alien investor —
(i) provides false information,
(ii) is considered to be a national security risk,
(iii) is involved in an activity that is likely to cause disrepute to Saint Lucia,
(iv) is convicted of a criminal offence, except in the case of a minor traffic offence or an offence that is spent under the Criminal Records (Rehabilitation of Offenders) Act irrespective of the time or location of the commission of that offence.
(2) Where a certificate is revoked under subsection (1), the Board shall give written notice, within 7 business days, to an alien of the revocation.
(3) A notice issued under subsection (2) must state the reason for revoking the certificate.
(4) The holder of a certificate that is revoked under this section shall surrender the certificate to the Board.