S.L. 254.1 Art. 47CGrounds for refusal of an application for an individual licence.

The Authority may refuse to grant an application for an individual licence if it considers that the grant of the licence would -

(a) be against the public interest, or be inconsistent with

Government policy and the Minister agrees that is the case;

(b) be inconsistent with the provisions of the Act or of any other law, or with any international commitment undertaken or in the process of being undertaken by Malta;

(c) pose a danger or nuisance to the public or damage to any property, or obstruct or interfere with any lawfully operated postal services;

(d) authorise an applicant when he does not demonstrate to the Authority that he fulfils the conditions for the grant of such a licence;

(e) be given to a person who the Authority has valid grounds to consider as not being a fit and proper person to hold the licence applied for, or would not be in a position because of his financial and, or other specific circumstances, to comply with the provisions of the Act and, or of these regulations or with the licence conditions if granted.