sec.39Application for order that person not entitled to statement

### sec.39 Application for order that person not entitled to statement If— a person (the decision-maker ) receives a request under section 32 from a person (the requester ) for a written statement in relation to a decision; and the decision-maker is of the opinion that the requester is not entitled to make the request; the decision-maker may apply to the court for an order under this section declaring that the requester was not entitled to make the request. If the court considers that the requester was not entitled to make the request, the court may, by order, declare accordingly, but otherwise the court must refuse the application. If the court refuses the application, the decision-maker must— prepare the statement to which the request relates; and give it to the requester within 28 days after the court’s decision. (sec.39-ssec.1) If— a person (the decision-maker ) receives a request under section 32 from a person (the requester ) for a written statement in relation to a decision; and the decision-maker is of the opinion that the requester is not entitled to make the request; the decision-maker may apply to the court for an order under this section declaring that the requester was not entitled to make the request. (sec.39-ssec.2) If the court considers that the requester was not entitled to make the request, the court may, by order, declare accordingly, but otherwise the court must refuse the application. (sec.39-ssec.3) If the court refuses the application, the decision-maker must— prepare the statement to which the request relates; and give it to the requester within 28 days after the court’s decision. - (a) a person (the decision-maker ) receives a request under section 32 from a person (the requester ) for a written statement in relation to a decision; and - (b) the decision-maker is of the opinion that the requester is not entitled to make the request; - (a) prepare the statement to which the request relates; and - (b) give it to the requester within 28 days after the court’s decision.