(2) An
application for variation or revocation of a control order may only be made by
the person to whom the order relates with the leave of the Court and leave is
only to be granted if the Court is satisfied there has been a substantial
change in the relevant circumstances since the order was made or last varied.
(3) The Court must, before varying or revoking a control order under this
section:
(a) allow all parties a reasonable opportunity to be heard on the
matter, and
(b) have regard to the same factors that the Court is required to
have regard to in considering whether or not to make a control order and in
considering the terms of a control order.
(4) If an application for the
variation or revocation of a control order is made by the person to whom the
order relates, the application must be supported by oral evidence given on
oath.
(5) The Court is to give notice of the variation or revocation of a
control order to the Commissioner (if the Commissioner is not present when the
order is varied or revoked) and to the Attorney General.
