(ii) is or purports to be a former member of a
particular declared organisation but has an on-going involvement with the
organisation and its activities, and
(b) sufficient grounds exist for making
the control order.
(c) any other information provided by the Commissioner or person to whom
the order relates at the hearing.
(4) The control order may be made whether
or not the person concerned is present at the hearing of the application.
(5)
If the person concerned is not present at the hearing, the Commissioner is to
cause a copy of the control order to be served personally on the person.
(6)
The Court may, on making a control order in relation to a person, make any
consequential or ancillary orders it thinks fit.
(7) Without limiting
subsection (6), an order may be made, if in the opinion of the Court the
circumstances of the case require:
(a) if the person satisfies the Court that
there is a good reason why he or she should be allowed to associate with a
particular controlled member--exempting the person from the operation of
section 26 to the extent, and subject to the conditions, specified by the
Court, or
(b) exempting the person from the operation of section 27 for a
period specified by the Court to enable the person to organise his or her
affairs.
(8) For the purposes of determining whether subsection (1) (a) (ii)
applies to a person, the Court may take into account whether the person
regularly associates with members of the declared organisation without
reasonable cause and the extent to which the conduct of the person
demonstrates that the person has genuinely dissociated himself or herself from
the organisation.
