Permit Management Regulations for Public and Private Waste Clearance and Disposal Organizations Article 27

If one of the following circumstances applies to clearance or disposal organizations that engage in waste clearance and disposal operations, the issuing authority may cancel or revoke their permits:I.When an organization knowingly lists false information in its permit application documents or reporting documents, reports false information or keeps false records of its operations.II.When an organization has lost its ability to conduct operations.III.When an organization fails to handle and complete improvements by the expiration of the deadline in accordance with Article 6, Article 7, and from Article 16 to the preceding article.IV.When an organization fails to handle and complete improvements by the expiration of the deadline in accordance with the content of the application documents and the licensing items.V.When an organization has committed other violations of these Regulations that the competent authority has determined to be severe circumstances.Clearance or disposal organizations that had their permits revoked or cancelled may not reapply for the said permit under the same or similar organization name and the same tax ID number for five years. Their statutory responsible person may not reapply as statutory responsible person for a clearance or disposal organization for five years.Clearance or disposal organizations that had their permits revoked or cancelled may not again engage in waste clearance and disposal operations from the day on which they receive written notification of such penalty. But those that are already engaging in clearance and disposal and have not yet completed operations shall proceed in accordance with instructions from the special municipality, county, or city competent authority; the clearance or disposal organizations shall bear all necessary expenses.