Chief Commissioner may apply for serious crime prevention order

In force

(1)

The Chief Commissioner may apply to the Court for a serious crime prevention order.

(2)

An application for a serious crime prevention order must—

(a)

be in writing; and

(b)

identify the individual in respect of whom the order is sought; and

(c)

state the grounds on which the order is sought; and

(d)

state the conditions that are sought to be imposed under the order; and

(e)

set out the details of any previous application for a serious crime prevention order in respect of the individual, including the outcome of each application.

(3)

The application must be accompanied by at least one affidavit which addresses the grounds on which the serious crime prevention order is sought.

Note

See section 16(1)(a), (b) and (c) for the criteria of which the Court must be satisfied in order to make a serious crime prevention order.

(4)

The Chief Commissioner must cause the application to be served on the respondent as soon as practicable after the application is made.

Note

For service, see Division 2 of Part 6.

S. 15 substituted by No. 37/2024 s. 41.

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