sec.103PAdequacy of representation

### sec.103P Adequacy of representation If, on application by a group member, the court considers that a representative party is not able adequately to represent the interests of the group members, the court may— substitute another group member as the representative party; and make any other orders in relation to the substitution it considers appropriate. If, on application by a sub-group member, the court considers that the sub-group representative party is not able adequately to represent the interests of the sub-group members, the court may— substitute another person as the sub-group representative party; and make any other orders in relation to the substitution it considers appropriate. s 103P ins 2016 No. 59 s 10 (sec.103P-ssec.1) If, on application by a group member, the court considers that a representative party is not able adequately to represent the interests of the group members, the court may— substitute another group member as the representative party; and make any other orders in relation to the substitution it considers appropriate. (sec.103P-ssec.2) If, on application by a sub-group member, the court considers that the sub-group representative party is not able adequately to represent the interests of the sub-group members, the court may— substitute another person as the sub-group representative party; and make any other orders in relation to the substitution it considers appropriate. - (a) substitute another group member as the representative party; and - (b) make any other orders in relation to the substitution it considers appropriate. - (a) substitute another person as the sub-group representative party; and - (b) make any other orders in relation to the substitution it considers appropriate.