143IAmending or revoking exclusion order

143I Amending or revoking exclusion order (1) A person subject to an exclusion order may apply to a magistrate for— (a) an amendment of the order in relation to the licensed premises to which it applies; or (b) revocation of the order. (2) The application must be in writing and include— (a) for an amendment of the order—the change sought to the licensed premises to which it applies; and (b) a statement of the grounds on which the application is made; and (c) information to support those grounds. (3) The magistrate may amend the exclusion order so that it does not apply to particular licensed premises only if satisfied that there has been a change of circumstances that means— (a) the person has a legitimate and genuine need to be on the (b) allowing the person to be on the premises would not pose a risk to public safety. (4) The magistrate may revoke the exclusion order only if satisfied that there has been a change of circumstances that means the person being on the premises would no longer pose a risk to public safety. (5) An excluded person may make an application under subsection (1) not more than— (a) for an exclusion period of less than 9 months—once during the period; and (b) for an exclusion period of at least 9 months, but not more than 12 months—twice during the period.