South Australian Current Acts South Australian Current Acts26B—Supreme Court to deal with contempt
(1) If an examiner is
of the opinion that, during an examination before the examiner, a person is
in contempt of the ACC, the examiner may apply to the Supreme Court for the
person to be dealt with in relation to the contempt.
(2) Before making the
application, the examiner must inform the person that the examiner proposes to
make the application.
(3) The application
must be accompanied by a certificate that states—
(a) the
grounds for making the application; and
(b)
evidence in support of the application.
(4) A copy of the
certificate must be given to the person before, or at the same time as, the
application is made.
(5) If, after—
(a)
considering the matters specified in the certificate; and
(b)
hearing or receiving any evidence or statements by or in support of the ACC;
and
(c)
hearing or receiving any evidence or statements by or in support of the
person,
the Supreme Court finds that the person was in contempt of the ACC, the Court
may deal with the person as if the acts or omissions involved constituted a
contempt of that Court.