(1) Subject to
subsection (3), a recipient on whom a consorting prohibition notice has
been served may, within 4 weeks after service of the notice, lodge an
application with the Court for review of the notice.
(2) The Court may, on
a review, consider the following matters:
(a)
whether sufficient grounds exist to satisfy the Court that the notice was
properly issued in accordance with section 66A(1);
(b)
whether any person specified in the notice is a close family member of the
recipient or there are otherwise good reasons why a particular person should
not be so specified;
(c)
whether the notice should specify particular circumstances in which it does
not apply.
(3) The grounds of the
review must be stated fully and in detail in the application.
(4) A copy of the
application for review must be served by the recipient on the Commissioner
personally or by registered post at least 7 days before the day appointed
for conducting the review (and the Commissioner is a party to proceedings on
the application).
(5) The Court may, on
a review, confirm, vary or revoke the notice.