43ACourt may make orders

1. The court may, on application by a statutory supervisor under section 43(1)(c) and after giving the operator and any other person that the court thinks fit the opportunity to be heard, make 1 or more of the orders listed in subsection (2).

2. The orders may—

3. amend the provisions of the deed of supervision:
4. impose restrictions on the activities of the operator (including restrictions on advertising) that the court thinks are necessary to protect the interests of the residents:
5. direct that no offer of occupation of the kind specified in the order be made while the order is in force:
6. direct the operator to convene a meeting of the residents (and give any other directions it thinks fit relating to the conduct of that meeting) for the purpose of—
   1. having placed before the residents by the statutory supervisor the information or proposal that the court or the statutory supervisor thinks necessary or appropriate and that relates to the residents' interests; and
   2. obtaining the opinions or directions of the residents:
7. give directions in relation to the conduct of any meeting convened in accordance with paragraph (d):
8. stay any civil actions or civil proceedings before the court by or against the statutory supervisor or the operator:
9. restrain the transfer of an interest in all or any part of the retirement village:
10. appoint a receiver or manager of the property that constitutes the retirement village (with any powers that the court orders):
11. remove a receiver or manager of the property that constitutes the retirement village:
12. give any other directions that the court considers necessary to protect the interests of the residents or the public.

13. The court may vary or cancel an order made under this section.

14. In exercising its powers under this section, the court must have regard to the interests of all creditors of the operator.