S.L. 363.55 Art. 5Nature of activity. Authorisation. Authorisation not transferable. PrioritybyCouncil for use of facilities.

No application submitted in terms of bye-law 4.1 shall be accepted if the nature of the activity is not of a sporting, educational, recreational, religious, cultural or philanthropic nature, or if such an activity is not approved by the Council. 6.1.1 The authorisation shall be forwarded to applicant on the form prescribed in the First Schedule and subject to the terms and conditions stipulated in the Second Schedule, and to any other condition which the Council may impose. A copy of the authorisation shall be kept by the Council. 6.1.2 This procedure shall also apply in the case of a refusal. In such case of refusal, the reason for such a refusal shall also be included. 6.2 An authorisation issued under these Bye-Laws shall not be transferable without the prior written consent of the Council. 6.3 The Council shall have priority for the use of the facilities.

6.4 Where an authorisation has already been issued under these Bye-Laws for an activity to be held on the same date and at the same place where the Council intends to hold its activity, the Council may withdraw the authorisation already issued by informing applicant in writing at least fifteen days before the date of the said activity. In such a case, the Council shall refund the fees paid by applicant, and all other expenses incurred in connection with the activity applied for subject to the production of receipts.