Revocation of unlawful association notice
124K Revocation of unlawful association notice
On an application under section 124JA(1), the senior police officer appointed under section 124JA(2)—
may revoke the unlawful association notice to which the application relates if satisfied that—
there has been a substantial change in circumstances since the unlawful association notice was issued; and
because of that change, the basis for the notice having been served no longer applies; or
may also revoke the unlawful association notice if satisfied that it is otherwise appropriate to do so; or
Example
The senior police officer may be satisfied that it is appropriate to revoke the unlawful association notice on compassionate grounds, such as because the individual has a terminal illness.
may refuse the application if not satisfied as described in paragraph (a) or (b).
Additionally, a senior police officer may revoke an unlawful association notice without an application under section 124JA(1).
A senior police officer who revokes an unlawful association notice under subsection (1) or (2) is to do so by written notice in accordance with section 124KB.
As soon as practicable after a senior police officer decides, on an application under section 124JA(1), not to revoke the unlawful association notice to which the application relates, the senior police officer must cause a notice containing the following material to be served on the applicant—
a statement of the decision not to revoke the notice; and
the senior police officer's reasons for deciding not to revoke the notice.
S. 124KA inserted by No. 37/2024 s. 37.
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