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CH. 37
PART II
Supplementary provisions as to licences under
section 37.
Children and Young Persons Act 1963
(b) the licence is for dancing in a ballet which does not form part of an entertainment of which anything other than ballet or opera also forms part and the applica- tion for the licence is accompanied by a declaration that the part he is to dance cannot be taken except by a child of about his age; or
(c) the nature of his part in the performance is wholly or mainly musical and either the nature of the perform- ance is also wholly or mainly musical or the per- formance consists only of opera and ballet.
(2) On the extension of the compulsory school age (or, in Scotland, school age) to sixteen years, that is to say-
(a) in England and Wales, on the coming into force of an Order in Council under section 35 of the Education Act 1944; and
(b) in Scotland, on the coming into force of regulations under section 32 of the Education (Scotland) Act 1962; subsection (1) of this section shall have effect as if for the word
thirteen " there were substituted the word "fourteen ".
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39.-(1) A licence under section 37 of this Act may be varied on the application of the person holding it by the local authority by whom it was granted or by any local authority in whose area the performance or one of the performances to which it relates takes place.
(2) The local authority by whom such a licence was granted. and any local authority in whose area the performance or one of the performances to which it relates takes place, may vary or revoke the licence if any condition subject to which it was granted is not observed or they are not satisfied as to the matters mentioned in subsection (4) of the said section 37, but shall, before doing so, give to the holder of the licence such notice (if any) of their intention as may be practicable in the circumstances.
(3) Where a local authority grant such a licence authorising a child to take part in a performance in the area of another local authority they shall send to that other authority such parti- culars as the Secretary of State may by regulations made by statutory instrument prescribe; and where a local authority vary or revoke such a licence which was granted by, or relates to a performance in the area of, another local authority, they shall inform that other authority.
(4) A local authority proposing to vary or revoke such a licence granted by another local authority shall, if practicable, consult that other authority.