(1) A restriction
order application must be accompanied by any affidavits to be relied on by the
State for the purpose of seeking an order or orders under section 46.
(2) Within 7 days
after making a restriction order application, the State must give the offender
a copy of the application and any affidavits accompanying it.
(3) At the time of, or
after, making a restriction order application, the State may apply to the
Supreme Court for a summons or warrant if the offender —
(a) is
not in custody; or
(b) may
not be in custody at the time of the preliminary hearing.
(4) If the State
applies under subsection (3), the Supreme Court may issue, in the form
approved under section 89 —
(a) a
summons requiring the offender to appear before the Supreme Court for the
preliminary hearing; or
(b) a
warrant directed to all police officers for the offender to be arrested and
brought before the Supreme Court for the preliminary hearing.