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administrator of that registrant's estate may, for the purposes of the administration of the
estate(a) continue to conduct the registered activities in the name of the estate; or
(b) make a proposal to the Minister in terms of section 15 to transfer the
registration to another qualified person.
(3) Any person may apply in the prescribed manner and form to the Minister for
the appointment of a person to conduct the registered activities of a registrant, pending
the appointment of an administrator contemplated in subsection (2).
(4) Before granting an application made in terms of subsection (3), the Minister
must be satisfied that(a) every person with a financial interest in the matter has been given
reasonable notice of the application;
(b) an administrator has not been appointed; and
(c) there are reasonable grounds for believing that an administrator will be
appointed.
(5) A person appointed in terms of subsection (3) may, for the purposes of the
administration of the estate, continue to conduct the registered activities in the name of
the estate, until an administrator has been appointed as contemplated in this section.
18 Application, registration and renewal fees
(1) The Minister may prescribe(a) an application fee to be paid in connection with any application in terms of
this Act;
(b) an initial registration fee to be paid upon registration; and
(c) an annual registration renewal fee to be paid by registrants.
(2) The Minister may prescribe different fees in terms of subsection (1) for
different categories of applicants or registrants.
19 Conditions of licence
(1) In addition to the authority set out in section 17, the Minister may review, and
propose new conditions on, a registration if the registrant(a) with respect to a matter arising out of the registration of that person in
terms of this Act, has contravened(i)
Chapter 2 of the Competition Act, 1998 (Act 89 of 1998);
(ii)
The Counterfeit Goods Act, 1997 (Act 37 of 1997);
(iii)
The Liquor Products Act, 1989 (Act 60 of 1989);
(iv)
The Foodstuffs, Cosmetics and Disinfectants Act, 1972 (Act 54 of
1972); and
(v)
The Customs and Excise Act, 1964 (Act 91 of 1964);
(b) has not met its commitments in terms of black economic empowerment,
and cannot provide adequate reasons for failing to do so; or
(c) has not met its commitments or complied with its plans concerning
combating alcohol abuse, or has breached an approved code of conduct,
and cannot provide adequate reasons for failing to do so.
(2) Before imposing a condition in terms of subsection (1) (b) or (c), the Minister
must provide the registrant with a reasonable opportunity to remedy the shortcoming in
its conduct.
(3) Section 13, read with the changes required by the context, applies to a