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(7) Regulations may prescribe—
- (a) in relation to the notices mentioned in subsection (2)(a) and (b)—
- (i) how a notice must be served;
- (ii) the form of a notice;
- (iii) the information to be stated in a notice; and
- (iv) the manner of verifying statements in a notice; and
- (b) what constitutes reasonable efforts for the purposes of subsection (2)(b)(ii).
Variation and revocation of order
327.—(1) The General Division of the High Court may vary an access disabling order if—
- (a) there is a material change of circumstances; or
- (b) it is otherwise appropriate to do so.
(2) The General Division of the High Court may revoke an access disabling order if—
- (a) there is further evidence to show that the order should not have been made;
- (b) the online location that is the subject of the order ceases to be a flagrantly infringing online location; or
- (c) it is otherwise appropriate to do so.
(3) An application to vary or revoke an access disabling order may be made by—
- (a) a party to the order; or
- (b) the owner of the online location that is the subject of the order.
Application of presumptions
328. The presumptions in Subdivision (4) of Division 9 of Part 3 and section 181 apply in an application for an access disabling order.
