South Australian Consolidated Acts South Australian Consolidated Acts18—Procedure on hearing of notice of objection
(1) The Court must,
when determining a notice of objection, consider whether, in the light of the
evidence presented by both the Commissioner and the objector, sufficient
grounds existed for the making of the control order.
(2) The Court may, on
hearing a notice of objection—
(a)
confirm, vary or revoke the control order; and
(b) make
any other orders of a kind that could have been made by the Court on the
making of the control order.
(3) Without derogating
from subsection (2), if the defendant—
(a) is a
member of a declared organisation; and
(b)
satisfies the Court that there is good reason why he or she should be allowed
to associate with a particular member, or particular members, of a declared
organisation,
the Court may vary the order to specify that the defendant is not prohibited
from associating with that member or those members, subject to such conditions
(if any) as the Court thinks fit.