Restraining Orders Act 1997

A court may make an order (a variation or cancellation order) varying or cancelling a behaviour management order if —

in relation to a behaviour management order —

there is no longer any behaviour change programme that is reasonably practicable for the respondent to attend; or

in all the circumstances of the case, the order is no longer appropriate for any other reason;

in relation to a behaviour change order, there has been a change in the circumstances in which the order was made that significantly impacts on the respondent’s ability or capacity to participate in a behaviour change programme.

A court may make the order on its own initiative or on the application of —

the respondent; or

in relation to an eligibility assessment order, the eligibility assessor; or

in relation to a behaviour change order, the behaviour change programme provider.

The appropriate registrar for the court must cause a copy of an application under subsection (2) to be served on —

in relation to an application by the respondent, the eligibility assessor or behaviour change programme provider, as the case may be; or

in relation to an application by the eligibility assessor or behaviour change programme provider, the respondent.