“CHAPTER 63SERIOUS CRIME PREVENTION ORDERS

Interpretation of this Chapter63.1.

(1)

In this Chapter—

“the 2007 Act” means the Serious Crime Act 20074;

“person who is the subject of a serious crime prevention order” is to be construed in accordance with section 1(6) of the 2007 Act;

“serious crime prevention order” has the meaning given by section 1(5) of the 2007 Act;

“subject” means the person who is the subject of a serious crime prevention order.

Serious crime prevention orders63.2.

(1)

An application by the Lord Advocate under section 22A of the 2007 Act (orders by High Court of Justiciary and sheriff on conviction)5 is to be in Form 63.2–A.

(2)

When an application is lodged, the court must—

(a)

order intimation of the application to the person who is the proposed subject;

(b)

appoint a hearing on the application.

(3)

A serious crime prevention order made under section 22A of the 2007 Act is to be in Form 63.2–B.

Variation or replacement of serious crime prevention orders63.3.

(1)

An application by the Lord Advocate under section 22B of the 2007 Act (powers of High Court and sheriff to vary orders on conviction)6 is to be made in Form 63.3–A.

(2)

An application by the Lord Advocate under section 22C of the 2007 Act (powers of High Court and sheriff to vary or replace orders on breach)7 is to be made in Form 63.3–B.

(3)

When an application under section 22B or 22C is lodged, the court must—

(a)

order intimation of the application to the subject;

(b)

appoint a hearing on the application.

(4)

Where the court grants an application under section 22B or 22C and varies a serious crime prevention order, the varied order is to be in Form 63.3–C.

(5)

Where the court grants an application under section 22C and replaces a serious crime prevention order, the new order is to be in Form 63.3–D.

Extension of serious crime prevention orders63.4.

(1)

An application by the Lord Advocate under section 22E of the 2007 Act (extension of orders pending outcome of criminal proceedings)8 is to be in Form 63.4–A.

(2)

When an application is lodged, the court must—

(a)

order intimation of the application to the subject;

(b)

appoint a hearing on the application.

(3)

Where the court grants an application under section 22E and varies a serious crime prevention order, the varied order is to be in Form 63.4–B.

Notification of making or variation of order63.5.

(1)

This rule applies where a serious crime prevention order is—

(a)

made under section 22A of the 2007 Act;

(b)

varied under section 22B, 22C or 22E of the 2007 Act; or

(c)

replaced under section 22C of the 2007 Act.

(2)

Where the subject is present or represented at the hearing where the order is made, varied or replaced, the clerk of court must give a copy of the order or the variation to—

(a)

the subject;

(b)

any other person specified in the order or the variation.

(3)

Where the subject is not present or represented at the hearing where the order is made, varied or replaced, the Lord Advocate must give notice of the making, variation or replacement of the order on—

(a)

the subject;

(b)

any other person specified in the order or the variation.

(4)

Notice is to be given by serving a copy of the order, the variation or the replacement order in accordance with section 10(2) of the 2007 Act.”.