Health Act 2007
|
Chief inspector may seek District Court order enforcing certain decisions. |
58.— (1) If the chief inspector believes on reasonable grounds that any person is carrying on the business of a designated centre in contravention of a decision— | |
(a) under section 50 or 52 , to refuse an application, | ||
(b) under section 50 or 52 , to grant an application subject to any conditions, or | ||
(c) under section 51 , to— | ||
(i) cancel the registration of a designated centre, | ||
(ii) vary or remove any condition of the registration of a designated centre, or | ||
(iii) attach an additional condition to the registration of a designated centre, | ||
the chief inspector may apply to the District Court for an order to enforce the decision. | ||
(2) The District Court, on hearing an application under this section, may make an order— | ||
(a) in the terms sought by the chief inspector in the application, or | ||
(b) in other terms as the Court considers appropriate. | ||
(3) An application under subsection (1) shall be made to the District Court judge assigned to the district in which the designated centre is located. |