22. — (1) Every person who —

( a ) uses a standard mark without a licence to do so granted under this Act, or

( b ) makes any representation or uses any mark in connection with any commodity, process or practice which suggests or is likely to suggest that a person who is not licensed to use a standard mark in connection with that commodity, process or practice is so licensed or is entitled to use a standard mark,

shall, subject to section 30 (3) , be guilty of an offence.

(2) The word “ representation ” in subsection (1) has the same meaning as it has in section 19 (2) .