(1) The Ministry responsible for tourism may, on the advice of the Chief Medical Officer, revoke a COVID-19 Compliance Certificate if —
(a) the holder of the COVID-19 Compliance Certificate has been convicted of an offence under this Act;
(b) a condition attached to the COVID-19 Compliance Certificate has not been complied with.
(2) If the Ministry responsible for tourism, on the advice of the Chief Medical Officer, proposes to revoke a COVID-19 Compliance Certificate under subsection (1), the Ministry responsible for tourism shall give the holder of the COVID-19 Compliance Certificate notice in writing of the proposed revocation and his or her reasons for the proposed revocation.
(3) A notice under subsection (2) must state that within 21 days the holder of the COVID-19 Compliance Certificate may make representation in writing to the Ministry responsible for tourism why the certificate should not be revoked and the Ministry responsible for tourism shall not determine the matter without considering the representations.
(4) The Ministry responsible for tourism shall publish in the Gazette the revocation of the COVID-19 Compliance Certificate.