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CurrentPower of Supreme Court to make order
10 Power of Supreme Court to make order
The Supreme Court may make an authorising court order referred to in section 9 if it is satisfied that –
the person named in the application as a witness is a participant or a recognised participant; and the life or safety of the person or of a member of his or her family may be endangered as a result of the person being a witness; and the person is likely to comply with the memorandum of understanding that the person has entered into under section 8 or under the provisions of a complementary witness protection law.
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