sec.576EInjunction for noncompliance with notice

### sec.576E Injunction for noncompliance with notice An authorised officer may apply to the Supreme Court for an injunction— compelling a person to comply with a notice; or restraining a person from contravening a notice. The authorised officer may do so— whether or not a proceeding has been brought for an offence against this Law in connection with any matter in relation to which the notice was issued; and whether any period for compliance with the notice has expired. An authorised officer may make an application under this section only if— for an authorised officer who is a police officer—the officer has the relevant police commissioner’s written authority to make the application; or for an authorised officer who is not a police officer—the officer’s instrument of appointment provides that the authorised officer may make the application. sch s 576E ins 2018 No. 18 s 25 (sec.576E-ssec.1) An authorised officer may apply to the Supreme Court for an injunction— compelling a person to comply with a notice; or restraining a person from contravening a notice. (sec.576E-ssec.2) The authorised officer may do so— whether or not a proceeding has been brought for an offence against this Law in connection with any matter in relation to which the notice was issued; and whether any period for compliance with the notice has expired. (sec.576E-ssec.3) An authorised officer may make an application under this section only if— for an authorised officer who is a police officer—the officer has the relevant police commissioner’s written authority to make the application; or for an authorised officer who is not a police officer—the officer’s instrument of appointment provides that the authorised officer may make the application. - (a) compelling a person to comply with a notice; or - (b) restraining a person from contravening a notice. - (a) whether or not a proceeding has been brought for an offence against this Law in connection with any matter in relation to which the notice was issued; and - (b) whether any period for compliance with the notice has expired. - (a) for an authorised officer who is a police officer—the officer has the relevant police commissioner’s written authority to make the application; or - (b) for an authorised officer who is not a police officer—the officer’s instrument of appointment provides that the authorised officer may make the application.