any report of documents put before the court; any other information that is submitted to the court that might enable any person, other than you, who has appeared or given evidence to be identified; any information or evidence that may enable a victim to be identified. Your identity or whereabouts may be published unless— the court chooses to prohibit the publication of these matters if it considers that it would be in the public interest to do so; or you apply to the court for an order restricting publication and are granted that order. If a person contravenes an restricting publication, or the suppression provisions of the Serious Sex Offenders (Detention and Supervision) Act 2009, a penalty of up to 120 penalty units or imprisonment for 1 year, or both, may be imposed, or in the case of a body corporate, a penalty of up to 600 penalty units may be imposed. THE COURT'S DECISION ON REVIEW OF THE CONDITIONS OF YOUR INTERIM SUPERVISION ORDER The court may— vary, add or remove any conditions of the interim supervision confirm the conditions of the interim supervision order; declare certain conditions of the interim supervision to be restrictive conditions (on the application of the Secretary); review the interim supervision YOUR RIGHTS You have the following rights in relation to an application for a review of the conditions, other than core conditions, of your interim supervision order— to have the application heard and determined by the *Supreme Court/*County Court; to have a reasonable opportunity to obtain legal representation.
any report of documents put before the court; any other information that is submitted to the court that might enable any person, other than you, who has appeared or given evidence to be identified; any information or evidence that may enable a victim to be identified. Your identity or whereabouts may be published unless— the court chooses to prohibit the publication of these matters if it considers that it would be in the public interest to do so; or you apply to the court for an order restricting publication and are granted that order. If a person contravenes an restricting publication, or the suppression provisions of the Serious Sex Offenders (Detention and Supervision) Act 2009, a penalty of up to 120 penalty units or imprisonment for 1 year, or both, may be imposed, or in the case of a body corporate, a penalty of up to 600 penalty units may be imposed. THE COURT'S DECISION ON REVIEW OF THE CONDITIONS OF YOUR INTERIM SUPERVISION ORDER The court may— vary, add or remove any conditions of the interim supervision confirm the conditions of the interim supervision order; declare certain conditions of the interim supervision to be restrictive conditions (on the application of the Secretary); review the interim supervision YOUR RIGHTS You have the following rights in relation to an application for a review of the conditions, other than core conditions, of your interim supervision order— to have the application heard and determined by the *Supreme Court/*County Court; to have a reasonable opportunity to obtain legal representation.
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