Licence revocation and suspension for contractor non-compliance, misrepresentation, and risk of grave harm to contract labour. Revocation or suspension of a contractor's licence may be initiated for misrepresentation, suppression of material facts, breach of licence conditions, or contravention of the Code or rules. The Licensing Authority must issue a fifteen-day show cause notice, examine the contractor's reply, and pass a speaking order if continuation of the contract business is likely to cause grave harm to contract labour. Compliance within the stipulated time may lead to revocation of suspension, while non-compliance may result in revocation of the licence by a reasoned order.
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Licence revocation and suspension for contractor non-compliance, misrepresentation, and risk of grave harm to contract labour.
Revocation or suspension of a contractor's licence may be initiated for misrepresentation, suppression of material facts, breach of licence conditions, or contravention of the Code or rules. The Licensing Authority must issue a fifteen-day show cause notice, examine the contractor's reply, and pass a speaking order if continuation of the contract business is likely to cause grave harm to contract labour. Compliance within the stipulated time may lead to revocation of suspension, while non-compliance may result in revocation of the licence by a reasoned order.
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