(1) The third party for a transferor in relation to whom a disease test order has been made may, on behalf of the transferor, appeal to the Supreme Court against the order.
(2) Unless the Supreme Court otherwise orders, the appeal:
(a) must be filed without delay; and
(b) does not stay the operation of the disease test order.
(3) The Supreme Court cannot order a stay of a disease test order of more than 48 hours from the time the disease test order is made.
(4) The Supreme Court must hear and decide the appeal:
(a) (unless it is impossible to do so) within 48 hours after the disease test order is made; and
(b) in the absence of the public; and
(c) (unless it is impossible to do so) without adjourning the appeal.
(5) The Supreme Court may allow or dismiss the appeal.