(1) An interested party may file in the court a notice of intention to respond in accordance with division 2.3.1 (Notice of intention to respond and defence—general) as if—
(a) the application were an originating application; and
(b) the party were a defendant; and
(c) the applicant were the plaintiff; and
(d) any other necessary changes were made.
(2) If an interested party is not represented in the appeal, counsel instructed by the applicant under the href="http://www.legislation.act.gov.au/a/1933-34" title="A1933-34">Supreme Court Act 1933
, section 37S (5) represents the party and must file the notice of intention to respond as mentioned in subrule (1).