Law Enforcement (Powers and Responsibilities) Act 2002
210HWithdrawal of order
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210H Withdrawal of order
210H Withdrawal of order
(1) If the Commissioner decides that a fortification removal order will not be enforced, the Commissioner is to lodge a notice (a withdrawal notice) with the court that made the fortification removal order that—
(a) identifies the fortification removal order and the premises to which it relates, and
(b) states that the Commissioner has decided the fortification removal order will not be enforced.
(2) The fortification removal order ceases to have effect when the withdrawal notice is lodged with the court.
(3) A copy of the withdrawal notice is to be served—
(a) personally on the owner or occupier named in the fortification removal order, or
(b) if personal service cannot be effected promptly, by causing a copy of the withdrawal notice to be affixed to or near the entrance of the premises.
ss 210D–210J: Ins 2006 No 61, Sch 1 [5].