(1) The Board may suspend a licence if the Authority is satisfied on reasonable grounds that —
(a) a condition of the licence has been breached; or
(b) the licensee has failed, without reasonable excuse to comply with any provision of the Act;
(c) the licence was obtained or amended on the basis of information that —
(i) is false or misleading in a material particular,
(ii) omitted a matter or thing without which the information was misleading in a material particular;
(d) the location, facilities or security arrangements at the premises at which activities authorized by the licence take place are no longer suitable for those activities;
(e) the licensee has ceased to carry on the activities authorized by the licence;
(f) the activities authorized by the licence to be undertaken at the premises by the licensee have been undertaken by the licensee other than at those premises;
(g) the licensee is not taking all reasonable measures to ensure the physical security of the regulated substance in the licensee's possession or control; or
(h) the licensee has not provided information required by a notice given under subsection (2) within the time frame specified in the notice.
(2) Before suspending a licence under subsection (1), the Authority shall give written notice of the proposed suspension to the licensee —
(a) stating that the Authority proposes to suspend the licence and the reasons for the proposed suspension;
(b) indicating that the licensee may make a written submission to the Authority on the proposed suspension.
(3) A notice under subsection (2) must specify a period within which the licensee may make a submission under subsection (2)(b) and such period shall not end earlier than 30 days after the date on which the notice was given.
(4) Where a licence is suspended under subsection (1), the licensee shall, for the duration of the suspension, cease conducting any activity for which the licence was issued.