In this part of the law, a suppression order means an order made under certain sections, such as section 199A(3), 199B(1), 199BA(3), 199C, 199D(2), 200, 202, or 205. You can find these sections in the law to learn more about what a suppression order is. When you see the term suppression order in this part of the law, it refers to an order made under one of these sections.
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281: Further appeal from determination of Court of Appeal, or
"You can ask the Supreme Court to review a Court of Appeal decision if they think it's wrong according to the law."
283: Right of appeal against decision on suppression order, or
"Appealing a decision about hiding information from the public"
In this subpart, suppression order means an order made under section 199A(3), 199B(1), 199BA(3), 199C, 199D(2), 200, 202, or 205.
