(1) The court must
hear an application under section 46 as soon as practicable after the
application is made.
(2) On hearing an
application under section 46 for the revocation of an interim control order,
the court may —
(a) by
order, revoke the interim control order if the court is satisfied that the
grounds of the application are made out; or
(b) vary
the interim control order as if an application had been made under section 49,
and section 50 applies accordingly; or
(c)
dismiss the application.
(3) A revocation order
takes effect when it is made.
(4) Unless the
controlled person is present in court when the revocation order is made, the
Commissioner of Police must serve a copy of the revocation order personally on
the controlled person as soon as practicable after the order is made.
(5) Section 44 applies
with all necessary modifications in relation to service of a copy of the
revocation order on the controlled person.