HC Deb 01 February 2000 vol 343 c1015

.—(1) If the Authority proposes to make an order under section (Orders in relation to the general prohibition), it must give the person concerned a warning notice. (2) The warning notice must set out the terms of the proposed order. (3) If the Authority decides to make an order under section (Orders in relation to the general prohibition), it must give the person concerned a decision notice. (4) The decision notice must—

  1. (a) name the person to whom the order applies;
  2. (b) set out the terms of the order; and
  3. (c) be given to the person named in the order.
(5) Subsections (6) to (8) apply to an application for the variation or revocation of an order under section (Orders in relation to the general prohibition). (6) If the Authority decides to grant the application, it must give the applicant written notice of its decision. (7) If the Authority proposes to refuse the application, it must give the applicant a warning notice. (8) If the Authority decides to refuse the application, it must give the applicant a decision notice. (9) A person—
  1. (a) against whom the Authority have decided to make an order under section (Orders in relation to the general prohibition), or
  2. (b) whose application for the variation or revocation of such an order the Authority had decided to refuse,
may refer the matter to the Tribunal. (10) The Authority may not make an order under section (Orders in relation to the general prohibition) unless—
  1. (a) the period within which the decision to make to the order may be referred to the Tribunal has expired and no such reference has been made; or
  2. (b) if such a reference has been made, the reference has been determined.".— [Miss Melanie Johnson.]
 Brought up, read the First and Second time, and added to the Bill.

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