132LCourt may amend or revoke prohibition order or interim

132L Court may amend or revoke prohibition order or interim (1) The Magistrates Court may, on application, make an order amending or revoking a prohibition order or interim prohibition order. (2) In considering an order in relation to a prohibition order, the Magistrates Court must have regard to— (a) the matters mentioned in section 132D (Court may make prohibition order) to the extent the court that made the prohibition order was required to have regard to those matters; and (b) any changes in the person’s circumstances since the prohibition order was made or last amended by the court. (3) In considering an order in relation to an interim prohibition order, the Magistrates Court must have regard to— (a) the matters mentioned in section 132H (Court may make interim prohibition order) to the extent the court that made the interim prohibition order was required to have regard to those matters; and (b) any changes in the person’s circumstances since the interim prohibition order was made or last amended by the court. Part 5A.4 Amending or revoking prohibition and interim prohibition orders (4) An order amending a prohibition order or interim prohibition order takes effect— (a) if the person is before the Magistrates Court when the amending order is made—when it is made; or amending order is made—when a copy of the order is served on the person under section 132ZC (Giving copy of order to person not before court). (5) An order revoking a prohibition order or interim prohibition order takes effect when it is made. Part 5A.5 Corresponding prohibition orders