Hearing of applications
315 Hearing of applications
If required by the court hearing an application for a special hardship order, the applicant must attend as a witness to give evidence in relation to a matter relevant to the application.
Also, other persons may be called as witnesses to give evidence in relation to a matter relevant to the application.
The applicant or another witness may be cross-examined in relation to the evidence.
The chief executive may—
appear and be heard at the hearing of the application; and
give and produce evidence at the hearing for or against the making of the special hardship order; and
examine and cross-examine witnesses called to give evidence at the hearing.
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