When you want to change or cancel an order, you need to tell certain people about your application. You must serve your application to people who would have been able to make the same application, the person who asked for the care or protection order, the chief executive, and anyone else the court says. You do this according to the court's rules, but you should check section 155 first. The court's rules are like a set of instructions that the court follows.

If you are served with these proceedings, you can go to court and have your say. This means you can tell the court what you think about the application. You will be treated like a party to the proceedings, which means you have the right to be heard.