regard to any other matter that the court considers relevant. (4) If the court requires notice of an application for an unexplained wealth restraining order to be given under subsection (1) and the application is withdrawn because of that requirement, the court must not award costs in relation to the application. (5) If the court does not require notice of an application for an unexplained wealth restraining order to be given under subsection (1), it may hear and determine the application in the absence of any person who has an interest in the property that is the subject of the application. (6) Any person notified under subsection (1) is entitled to appear and to give evidence at the hearing of the application but the absence of that person does not prevent the court from making an unexplained wealth restraining order. (7) The court may— (a) order that the whole or any part of the proceeding be heard in closed court; or (b) order that only persons or classes of persons specified by it may be present during the whole or any part of the proceeding; or (c) make an order prohibiting the publication of a report of the whole or any part of the proceeding or of any information derived from the proceeding. (8) The court must cause a copy of any order made under subsection (7) to be posted on a door of the court house or in another conspicuous place where notices are usually posted at the court house. (9) A person must not contravene an order posted under subsection (8).
regard to any other matter that the court considers relevant. (4) If the court requires notice of an application for an unexplained wealth restraining order to be given under subsection (1) and the application is withdrawn because of that requirement, the court must not award costs in relation to the application. (5) If the court does not require notice of an application for an unexplained wealth restraining order to be given under subsection (1), it may hear and determine the application in the absence of any person who has an interest in the property that is the subject of the application. (6) Any person notified under subsection (1) is entitled to appear and to give evidence at the hearing of the application but the absence of that person does not prevent the court from making an unexplained wealth restraining order. (7) The court may— (a) order that the whole or any part of the proceeding be heard in closed court; or (b) order that only persons or classes of persons specified by it may be present during the whole or any part of the proceeding; or (c) make an order prohibiting the publication of a report of the whole or any part of the proceeding or of any information derived from the proceeding. (8) The court must cause a copy of any order made under subsection (7) to be posted on a door of the court house or in another conspicuous place where notices are usually posted at the court house. (9) A person must not contravene an order posted under subsection (8).