A relevant body which has made a species control order may, when it thinks fit, review the order prior to its expiry for the purposes of determining whether it should make an order revoking the order.

If, on completion of a review, the relevant body decides that the species control order should be revoked, it may make an order to that effect.

The making of an order to revoke a species control order does not prevent a relevant body subsequently making a species control order in relation to the same premises.