102Institution of appeals

102 Institution of appeals

The appeal against the decision may be made by: (a) if the decision was made on application—the applicant; or (b) the apprehended person; or (c) a person to whom the warrant was directed; or (d) a person who: (i) could have applied, but did not apply, for the suppression order; and (ii) satisfies the appellate court that his or her failure to do so was not attributable to a lack of diligence on his or her part; or (e) a publishing organisation that: (i) made a submission under subsection 100(8); or (ii) did not exercise its right to make such a submission but that satisfies the appellate court that its failure to make such a submission was not attributable to a lack of diligence on its part; or (f) a person who made a submission under subsection 100(8); or (g) a person who did not exercise his or her right to make a submission under subsection 100(8) but who satisfies the appellate court that: (i) he or she has a special interest in the question whether the suppression order should be made, varied or revoked; and (ii) the failure to make such a submission was not attributable to a lack of diligence on his or her part.