s. 59 (b) before making a decision on the matter, must give the applicant a reasonable opportunity to state his or her case; and (c) after making a decision on the matter, must give written notice of the decision to the applicant. (5) If the decision of the Chief Commissioner of Police is to confirm the order, the notice of the decision must inform the applicant of his or her rights under section 59. 59 Appeal against order (1) A person who is aggrieved by a decision of the S. 59(1) amended by Chief Commissioner of Police in relation to an Nos 79/2004 order under this Division may appeal to the IBAC s. 100(2)(a)(i), 82/2012 against the decision within 3 days after receiving s. 131(1). notice of the decision. (2) The IBAC, in determining the appeal, may make S. 59(2) amended by any decision that could have been made by the Nos 79/2004 Chief Commissioner of Police. s. 100(2)(a)(i), 82/2012 s. 131(1). (3) The IBAC's decision in respect of the appeal has S. 59(3) amended by effect according to its terms. Nos 79/2004 s. 100(2)(a)(ii), 82/2012 s. 131(2). 60 When order takes effect (1) An order declaring that this Division applies to a registrable offender takes effect immediately. (2) An order declaring that this Division does not apply to a registrable offender takes effect— (a) at the end of 28 days after notice of the making of the order is given to the registrable offender; or
(b) before making a decision on the matter, must give the applicant a reasonable opportunity to state his or her case; and (c) after making a decision on the matter, must give written notice of the decision to the applicant. (5) If the decision of the Chief Commissioner of Police is to confirm the order, the notice of the decision must inform the applicant of his or her rights under section 59. 59 Appeal against order S. 59(1) amended by Nos 79/2004 s. 100(2)(a)(i), 82/2012 s. 131(1). s. 59 (1) A person who is aggrieved by a decision of the Chief Commissioner of Police in relation to an order under this Division may appeal to the IBAC against the decision within 3 days after receiving notice of the decision. S. 59(2) amended by Nos 79/2004 s. 100(2)(a)(i), 82/2012 s. 131(1). (2) The IBAC, in determining the appeal, may make any decision that could have been made by the Chief Commissioner of Police. S. 59(3) amended by Nos 79/2004 s. 100(2)(a)(ii), 82/2012 s. 131(2). (3) The IBAC's decision in respect of the appeal has effect according to its terms. 60 When order takes effect (1) An order declaring that this Division applies to a registrable offender takes effect immediately. (2) An order declaring that this Division does not apply to a registrable offender takes effect— (a) at the end of 28 days after notice of the making of the order is given to the registrable offender; or
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