When a court sends a publication to the Classification Office, you need to know what happens next. If the Classification Office makes a decision about the publication, that decision does not affect the court case until a certain time. This time is either when the deadline to ask for a review of the decision passes, as stated in section 48A, or when the Board makes a decision about the review, as allowed under section 47, and as affected by section 55(3). You should be aware that the court referred the publication to the Classification Office under section 29(1) or section 41(3). The decision made by the Classification Office is important for the court case. The court case will continue based on the decision made by the Classification Office or the Board. If no one asks for a review of the decision before the deadline, the decision takes effect after the deadline. If someone asks for a review, the decision takes effect when the Board makes its decision. This is how the decision on a publication referred by a court takes effect.