Summary Offences Act 1953

A fortification removal order must include—

a statement to the effect that specified fortifications at the premises must be removed or modified, as directed by the Court, within a period of time fixed by the order (which may not be less than 14 days after service of the order); and

subject to subsection (2)—a statement of the grounds on which the order has been issued; and

an explanation of the right of objection under section 74BE;

and

an explanation of the Commissioner's power to enforce the order under section 74BI.

A statement of the grounds on which a fortification removal order has been issued must not contain information the disclosure of which would be inconsistent with a decision of the Court under section 74BGA.

A copy of the affidavit verifying the grounds on which the application was made must be attached to the fortification removal order unless disclosure of information included in the affidavit would be inconsistent with a decision of the Court under section 74BGA.

If disclosure of information included in the affidavit would be inconsistent with a decision of the Court under section 74BGA, an edited copy of the affidavit, from which the information that cannot be disclosed has been removed or erased, may be attached to the fortification removal order.