Actions following revocation of coercive powers order
12C Actions following revocation of coercive powers order
S. 12C inserted by No. 3/2009 s. 4.
If the Supreme Court revokes a coercive powers order or a notice under section 11(1) is filed, the Court must—
cause notice of the revocation to be given to the Chief Examiner and the Chief Commissioner immediately; and
S. 12C(ab) inserted by No. 72/2011 s. 29.
cause notice of the revocation to be given to a Public Interest Monitor in accordance with the regulations under the Public Interest Monitor Act 2011; and
revoke any witness summons issued under section 14 in reliance on the coercive powers order if the witness summons has not been served or the date for attendance has not passed; and
give notice in writing of the revocation of each witness summons to the person to whom the summons was directed.
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