(ii) for such period (not exceeding one year) as may be specified therein. When permit may be cancelled 10.—(1) The Commissioner may, by notice in writing to the person to whom the permit is granted, cancel the permit that has been granted thereto. (2) Without prejudice to subsection (1), the Commissioner may, by notice in writing, cancel a permit that has been granted to any person if — (a) the permit has been reported lost or stolen; (b) there is reasonable cause to believe that the permit has been obtained by means of any false statement or any statement that is false in a material particular; (c) the Commissioner becomes aware of a circumstance that would have required or permitted him to refuse the permit to the person had he been aware of the circumstance immediately before the grant thereof; or (d) there is reasonable cause to believe that any condition of the permit has been contravened. (2A) A permit which is granted for or in respect of a public assembly or public procession is treated as cancelled immediately if — (a) a special authorisation is granted under section 11 of the Public Order and Safety (Special Powers) Act 2018 pursuant to the giving of an activation order under that Act; and (b) the public assembly or public procession is being or is to be held within, or enter or is to enter, an area which is the target area of that special authorisation. [Act 26 of 2018 wef 16/05/2018] (3) Every permit that is cancelled under subsection (1) or (2A) shall thereupon be invalid and cease to be in force. [Act 26 of 2018 wef 16/05/2018] Appeal to Minister 11.—(1) If a person is aggrieved by the Commissioner’s decision under this Part — (a) to refuse to grant a permit; (b) to cancel a permit; or Singapore Statutes Online Current version as at 01 Oct 2018 PDF created date on: 01 Oct 2018