80A

Special interim orders—application for review

In force

The Magistrates Court may, on application by the respondent to a special interim order, give leave to the respondent to apply to the court for review of the order in relation to any of the following only:

(a)

the identity of the respondent;

(b)

an administrative defect or error in the special interim order;

(c)

whether or not there are outstanding related charges in relation to the respondent.

Note 1

Section 19 deals with the making of general interim orders and special interim orders.

Note 2

Section 83 also applies to applications for review of consent orders.

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