54B   Grant of caterer’s licence

(1)  An application for a caterer’s licence must not be granted unless the court is satisfied that:

(a)  the principal business of the applicant, and the principal business of any person or body on whose behalf the applicant will hold the licence, is or is proposed to be that of providing catering services for fee, gain or reward, and

(b)  the applicant has such skills, qualifications and experience, and has undergone such training, as may be prescribed by the regulations as necessary for the holder of a caterer’s licence, and

(c)  the applicant is or will be the occupier of a commercial kitchen which satisfies any applicable standards and requirements determined by the Board for commercial kitchens and for access to the kitchen by the licensee.

(2)  A caterer’s licence must specify, as the commercial kitchen to which the licence applies, the commercial kitchen occupied by the licensee as referred to in subsection (1). A particular commercial kitchen may not be specified in more than one caterer’s licence.

(3)  The Board may determine standards and requirements for commercial kitchens, or different classes of commercial kitchens, and for access to commercial kitchens, for the purposes of this section.