Making of variation application
20 Making of variation application
An interested person must make a variation application in writing and in the approved form.
An accused person may make a variation application orally if the person is before the court.
A court or authorised justice may make a decision on a variation application even if the application does not comply with subsection (1).
An interested person may, in one variation application, make a variation application in relation to more than one offence committed or alleged to have been committed by the same person.
If an accused person who makes a variation application is in custody at a correctional centre, the general manager of the correctional centre must forward the variation application, without undue delay, to the registrar of the court to which the application is made.
In this section—
interested person has the same meaning as in the Act, section 51.
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