Application to be Deemed not a Prohibited Person

1. Eligibility to Apply:

Individuals who fall under specific paragraphs of the prohibited person definition can apply for a declaration that they are deemed not to be prohibited due to having been subject to a final order.

2. Limited Purposes:

The application can be for a complete revocation of prohibited status or for limited purposes, depending on individual circumstances.

3. Application Procedure:

The person must provide written notice of their application to the court, the Chief Commissioner, and, in certain cases, the individual protected by the final order, at least 28 days prior to the hearing.

4. Court Hearing:

The Chief Commissioner and the protected individual have the right to appear before the court to be heard on the application.

5. Court Jurisdiction:

The application must be heard in the appropriate court, depending on the type of order that led to the prohibited classification.

6. Pending Appeals:

The court cannot hear the application until any related appeals concerning the intervention or supervision orders have been resolved.