(1) The chief executive may apply to a magistrate for any of the following
orders for a person (each a
"controlled notifiable conditions order" )—
(a) an initial examination
order;
(b) a behavioural order;
(c) a detention order.
(2) The application
must be sworn and state the following—
(a) the controlled notifiable
condition the person has or is suspected of having;
(b) the grounds on which
it is made;
(c) the nature of the order sought;
(d) if an order taking the
person into, or keeping the person in, detention is sought—the proposed
arrangements for the person’s detention and care.
(3) The magistrate may
refuse to consider the application until the applicant gives the magistrate
all the information the magistrate requires about the application in the way
the magistrate requires.
Example—
The magistrate may require additional
information supporting the application be given by statutory declaration.
