Liquor Control Act 1988

The subject person may apply to the Commissioner of Police for the variation or revocation of a short‑term exclusion order.

The application must be —

in writing in a form approved by the Commissioner of Police; and

made during the period that the short‑term exclusion order is in effect.

The Commissioner of Police must dispose of the application in accordance with subsection (4) within 30 days after the day on which the Commissioner receives the application.

The Commissioner of Police may dispose of the application —

by varying or revoking the short‑term exclusion order (whether or not the variation or revocation was applied for); or

by refusing the application; or

at the request of the subject person — by discontinuing the application.

The Commissioner of Police may vary or revoke a short‑term exclusion order on the Commissioner’s own initiative.

If the Commissioner of Police varies a short‑term exclusion order —

the Commissioner must ensure that a written notice setting out the variation of the order is served on the subject person in accordance with section 152NZQ(2); and

the variation takes effect from the time the notice is served on the subject person in accordance with section 152NZQ(2).

If the Commissioner of Police revokes a short‑term exclusion order —

the order immediately ceases to have effect; and

as soon as practicable after the order is revoked, the Commissioner must ensure that a written notice stating that the order has been revoked and the time of the revocation is served on the subject person in accordance with section 152NZQ(2).

If the Commissioner of Police refuses or discontinues an application under subsection (4)(b) or (c), the Commissioner must ensure that written notice of the refusal or discontinuation is served on the subject person in accordance with section 152NZQ(2).