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Telecommunications (Interception Capability and Security) Act 2013

Registration, enforcement, and miscellaneous provisions - Enforcement - Compliance orders

93: Right to be heard

You could also call this:

"You get to tell the Court your thoughts before they make a decision."

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When the High Court is thinking about a compliance order, you get a say. The Court must listen to the person who asked for the order. The Court must also listen to anyone who might be affected by the order if they want to speak.

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Part 4Registration, enforcement, and miscellaneous provisions
Enforcement: Compliance orders

93Right to be heard

  1. Before deciding an application for a compliance order, the High Court must—

  2. hear the applicant; and
    1. hear any person against whom the order is sought who wishes to be heard.