Queensland Consolidated Acts Queensland Consolidated Acts(1) A person whose interests are adversely affected by a display order may apply, in writing, to the chief executive to have the display order lifted.
(2) The application must--
(a) state the applicant's name and address; and
(b) show why the applicant is a person whose interests are adversely affected by the order; and
(c) state the reasons why the order should be lifted; and
(d) contain a statement of the intentions of the publisher of the publications affected by the order about the content of the covers of future publications affected by the order; and
(e) contain a copy of each publication, issued in the previous year, that was affected by the display order.
(3) A display order may be lifted if the chief executive is satisfied, from the material in the application, that the order is no longer necessary to protect children or families.
(4) If the chief executive decides to lift a display order, the chief executive must promptly--
(a) give the applicant written notice that the order has been lifted; and
(b) publish notice in the gazette that the order has been lifted.
(5) If the application is refused, the chief executive must promptly give the applicant written reasons for the refusal.
(6) A person whose interests are adversely affected by a display order, or a refusal to lift a display order, has the same right of appeal as is available under section 116 against a decision to classify a publication, and that section applies to the appeal with any changes necessary.