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Transfer and variation of licences in respect of premises in a bog.
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3.—(1) Whenever it appears to the Minister to be expedient that an on-licence granted or renewed under this Act and for the time being subsisting should, because of the death of the holder thereof or for any other reason, be transferred to a particular person who appears to the Minister to be a fit and proper person to hold such on-licence, the Minister may issue to the said person a certificate certifying that the Minister approves of the transfer of the licence to that person.
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(2) On presentation to the Revenue Commissioners of a certificate issued by the Minister under subsection (1) of this section, the Revenue Commissioners shall, notwithstanding anything contained in the Licensing Acts, 1833 to 1943, transfer the on-licence to which the certificate relates to the person specified in that behalf in the certificate.
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(3) Whenever it appears to the Minister to be expedient for any reason that the premises to which an on-licence granted or renewed under this Act and for the time being subsisting relates should be varied in any particular respect, other than applying such on-licence to premises which are not part of any bog premises, the Minister may issue to the holder of such on-licence a certificate certifying whichever one or more of the following things is appropriate in the circumstances, that is to say:
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(a) that the Minister approves of the extension of the said on-licence to a specified part of the bog premises to another part of which it already applies;
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(b) that the Minister approves of the exclusion from the premises to which the said on-licence applies of a specified part of those premises;
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(c) that the Minister approves of the transfer of the said on-licence from the premises to which it applies to another part of the same bog premises.
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(4) On presentation to the Revenue Commissioners of a certificate issued by the Minister under subsection (3) of this section, the Revenue Commissioners shall, notwithstanding anything contained in the Licensing Acts, 1833 to 1943, amend the on-licence to which such certificate relates in accordance with the approval of the Minister as stated in the certificate.
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