86A

Intervention by Minister in application

In force

(1)

The Minister may intervene in any application for an order under this Chapter to which the Minister is not a party.

(2)

If the Minister intervenes in an application for an order under this Chapter, the Minister—

(a)

becomes a party to the application, and

(b)

has all the rights, including rights of appeal, of a party to the application.

(3)

The Minister is entitled to be heard on the hearing of an application for an order under this Chapter even if the Minister does not intervene in the application or the Minister is not otherwise a party to the application.

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