Maintenance of Racial Harmony (Restraining Orders) Regulations 2026 · As enacted · Part 2 · Representations, Responses and Replies
5. Representations
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A restrained person may file representations in accordance with section 33(3) and this regulation.
The representations must state —
the name and address of the representor (X);
the name and address of each authorised representative of X, if any; and
an email address for the service of documents.
The representations must include a copy of the restraining order.
Subject to any directions given by the Council, the representations must —
present the relevant facts and issues;
state the grounds for objecting to the restraining order, including —
any alleged error of fact or law;
whether X is objecting to the whole or part of the restraining order; and
if X is objecting to part of the restraining order — the part that X objects to;
present the arguments supporting each of those grounds; and
include all affidavits or other documents supporting those arguments.
If X proposes to call witnesses to give oral evidence, the representations must, for each proposed witness —
state his or her —
full name;
identity card number, passport number or work pass number; and
nationality and date of birth; and
give a description of the evidence proposed to be given and the relevance of that evidence.
If X intends to request the Council to make any directions, the representations must state the directions sought by X.
The representations must be signed and dated by X or any authorised representative of X.
Subregulation 1
A restrained person may file representations in accordance with section 33(3) and this regulation.
Subregulation 2
The representations must state —
the name and address of the representor (X);
the name and address of each authorised representative of X, if any; and
an email address for the service of documents.
Subregulation 3
The representations must include a copy of the restraining order.
Subregulation 4
Subject to any directions given by the Council, the representations must —
present the relevant facts and issues;
state the grounds for objecting to the restraining order, including —
any alleged error of fact or law;
whether X is objecting to the whole or part of the restraining order; and
if X is objecting to part of the restraining order — the part that X objects to;
present the arguments supporting each of those grounds; and
include all affidavits or other documents supporting those arguments.
Subregulation 5
If X proposes to call witnesses to give oral evidence, the representations must, for each proposed witness —
state his or her —
full name;
identity card number, passport number or work pass number; and
nationality and date of birth; and
give a description of the evidence proposed to be given and the relevance of that evidence.
Subregulation 6
If X intends to request the Council to make any directions, the representations must state the directions sought by X.
Subregulation 7
The representations must be signed and dated by X or any authorised representative of X.
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