Emergencies Act 2004
166BRevocation of state of alert and state of emergency
Start here
Get a plain-English read of 166B
Turn the raw legal text into a practical explanation grounded in Emergencies Act 2004.
166B Revocation of state of alert and state of emergency declarations and appointment of emergency controller (1) The Minister must revoke a declaration of a state of alert, if the Minister decides, after taking into account any advice of the emergency controller under section 166A (1) (b), that the state of alert is no longer justified. (2) The Chief Minister must revoke a declaration of a state of emergency, if the Chief Minister decides, after taking into account any advice of the emergency controller under section 166A (1) (c), that the state of emergency is no longer justified. (3) The Chief Minister must revoke the appointment of the emergency controller if the Chief Minister decides, after taking into account any advice of the emergency controller under section 166A (1) (d), that the appointment is no longer justified.