Variation or cancellation of banning orders
(1) ASIC may vary or cancel a banning order, by giving written notice to the person against whom the order was made, if ASIC is satisfied that it is appropriate to do so because of a change in any of the circumstances based on which ASIC made the order. (2) ASIC may do so: (a) on its own initiative; or (b) if the person against whom the order was made lodges with ASIC in a prescribed form an application for ASIC to do so, which is accompanied by the documents, if any, required by regulations made for the purposes of this paragraph. Note: For fees in respect of lodging applications, see Part 9.10. (3) If ASIC proposes not to vary or cancel a banning order in accordance with an application lodged by a person under paragraph (2)(b), ASIC must give the person an opportunity: (a) to appear, or be represented, at a hearing before ASIC that takes place in private; and (b) to make submissions to ASIC on the matter.
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