sec.187AAmendment or revocation of interim prohibition order

sec.187A Amendment or revocation of interim prohibition order

This section applies if an interim prohibition order is made against a person. A relevant court may amend or revoke the interim prohibition order on an application under this section. The person may make an application if at least 6 months has passed since— the interim prohibition order was made; or the person last made an application under this section. The prosecution may make an application at any time. The court may amend or revoke the interim prohibition order only if satisfied that— there has been a substantial change in the person’s circumstances since the order was made; or in all the circumstances, it is reasonable to amend or revoke the order. The applicant must give the chief executive notice of the application. In deciding the application, the court must give the chief executive and anyone else it considers appropriate an opportunity to be heard. In this section— relevant court means— the court that made the interim prohibition order; or if another court is dealing with the proceeding for the alleged offence on indictment—that court. s 187A ins 2014 No. 39 s 15 (sec.187A-ssec.1) This section applies if an interim prohibition order is made against a person. (sec.187A-ssec.2) A relevant court may amend or revoke the interim prohibition order on an application under this section. (sec.187A-ssec.3) The person may make an application if at least 6 months has passed since— the interim prohibition order was made; or the person last made an application under this section. (sec.187A-ssec.4) The prosecution may make an application at any time. (sec.187A-ssec.5) The court may amend or revoke the interim prohibition order only if satisfied that— there has been a substantial change in the person’s circumstances since the order was made; or in all the circumstances, it is reasonable to amend or revoke the order. (sec.187A-ssec.6) The applicant must give the chief executive notice of the application. (sec.187A-ssec.7) In deciding the application, the court must give the chief executive and anyone else it considers appropriate an opportunity to be heard. (sec.187A-ssec.8) In this section— relevant court means— the court that made the interim prohibition order; or if another court is dealing with the proceeding for the alleged offence on indictment—that court.

• (a) the interim prohibition order was made; or
• (b) the person last made an application under this section.
• (a) there has been a substantial change in the person’s circumstances since the order was made; or
• (b) in all the circumstances, it is reasonable to amend or revoke the order.
• (a) the court that made the interim prohibition order; or
• (b) if another court is dealing with the proceeding for the alleged offence on indictment—that court.