(1)  A person receiving a written section 112E exclusion order, other than an order given on the direction of the Commissioner of Police under section 112G , may appeal against the order to the Commission within 28 days after receiving the order.

(2)  The appeal must be made in writing and specify the grounds on which it is made.

(3)  The Commission may make such inquiries in relation to the section 112E exclusion order and the appeal as the Commission thinks appropriate.

(4)  On consideration of the grounds of appeal specified by the appellant and the results of its inquiries, the Commission may –

(a) reject the appeal; or

(b) allow the appeal.

(5)  The decision of the Commission –

(a) is to be communicated in writing to the appellant and the specified licence holder; and

(b) is final and conclusive and may not be appealed against, reviewed, quashed or in any way called in question in any court on any account.

(6)  The allowance of the appeal by the Commission revokes the section 112E exclusion order.

(7)  The allowance of the appeal by the Commission does not prejudice the right of the specified licence holder, or person authorised by the specified licence holder, to give a further section 112E exclusion order in respect of the person to whom the original section 112E exclusion order was given if in giving that further order the specified licence holder, or person so authorised, is acting –

(a) in good faith; and

(b) for a reason considered by the specified licence holder, or person so authorised, to be a sufficient reason.

(8)  An appeal against an order does not prejudice the effectiveness of the order pending the Commission's decision.