(a) The Central Bank must, within three months from the date of receipt of the notice referred to in Article 52, notify the controller or the person intending to take control over a Licencee, as the case may be, of its approval of control, any of the actions which would lead to a control, or the refusal thereof as the Central Bank may determine at its own discretion.

(b) The Central Bank may impose any restrictions that it considers necessary to be observed in case of its approval of a control or any of the actions that would lead to a control.

(c) If the period specified in paragraph (a) of this Article lapses without a decision being taken on the application seeking approval of a control or any intended actions that would lead to a control, the application shall be considered as accepted.

(d) The controller or the person intending to take control over a Licencee may, within thirty days of the notification, appeal against the Central Bank's decision to refuse the control or any conditions imposed in respect of such control.

The Central Bank shall decide on the appeal and notify the Licencee of its decision within thirty days from the date of submitting the appeal.

(e) An appeal against a decision on control may be submitted within thirty days from the date when the concerned person was aware of such decision.