Court may hold review hearing on receiving report
22CW Court may hold review hearing on receiving report
On receiving a report from the Secretary under section 22CV, the court may direct that a review hearing is to be held if, on the basis of the report, the court considers that—
the supported person may not be satisfactorily complying with or progressing under the support and engagement order; or
varying or extending the order, or varying the support and engagement plan attached to the order, may be an appropriate way to achieve a therapeutic purpose for the supported person; or
it may be appropriate to revoke the support and engagement order.
As soon as practicable after the court directs that a review hearing is to be held, the appropriate registrar must serve notice of the hearing, in accordance with Subdivision 9, on—
the supported person; and
the Chief Commissioner of Police.
S. 22CW(3) amended by No. 2/2024 s. 34(1).
The court may direct a person to attend at the review hearing and give evidence as to the supported person's compliance with, and progress under, the support and engagement order.
S. 22CW(4) amended by No. 2/2024 s. 34(2).
Subject to subsections (5) and (6), a person who is given a direction under subsection (3) must comply with that direction.
S. 22CW(5) amended by No. 2/2024 s. 34(3).
If the Secretary is given a direction under subsection (3), the Secretary may determine that a particular member of the CVE MAP is to attend and give evidence, in the Secretary's place, in response to that direction.
If the Secretary makes a determination under subsection (5)—
the direction under subsection (3) is to be taken to be directed to the member in respect of whom the determination is made instead of the Secretary; and
that member must comply with the direction.
S. 22CX inserted by No. 47/2021 s. 6.
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