My company's staff canteen is outsourced to a third-party operator, but my company oversees the canteen operations. Who should apply for and hold the licence?

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The operator of the canteen should hold the licence, as it is responsible for food preparation. In this case, the third-party operator should hold the licence.

My company's staff canteen is outsourced to a third-party operator, but my company oversees the canteen operations. Who should apply for and hold the licence?

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