If the Secretary considers that it is in the public interest to do so, the Secretary may appeal to the Court of Appeal against any of the following decisions made by a court—
(a) not to make a supervision order or an interim supervision order;
(b) not to renew a supervision order;
(c) not to extend an interim supervision order;
(d) to revoke a supervision order on a review under Part 8;
(e) to specify a particular period of operation of a supervision order or an interim supervision order;
(f) not to make an emergency detention order;
(g) to specify a particular period of operation of an emergency detention order;
(h) to impose or not to impose conditions (other than core conditions) on a supervision order or an interim supervision order;
(i) to declare or not to declare a condition on a supervision order to be a restrictive condition under section 41;
(j) not to extend an intensive treatment and supervision condition on a supervision order;
(k) not to cancel or suspend an offender's firearms authority; or
(l) not to revoke or suspend—
(i) a weapons approval held by an offender; or
(ii) the application of a weapons exemption to an offender.