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In forceUpdated to 29 Jun 2026
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Part 5 · Powers to Give Directions and Orders

47. Order following non‑compliance — self‑initiated cancellation or substitution

(1)

The Commissioner may at any time, on his or her own initiative —

(a)

cancel an order following non‑compliance;

(b)

vary an order following non‑compliance; or

(c)

substitute an access blocking order with an app removal order or vice versa.

(2)

Where an order following non‑compliance is cancelled under subsection (1)(a), written notice of the cancellation must be given to every person who has been given that order.

Part 6

Information and End‑User Identity Matters

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Part 7

Reconsideration and Appeals

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Part 8

Offences and Enforcement

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Part 9

General and Miscellaneous

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Part 10

Online Harmful Activities — Torts

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Part 11

Administrators — Duties and Torts

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Part 12

Online Service Providers — Duties and Torts

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Part 13

Damages and Remedies

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Part 14

Jurisdictional, Procedural and Miscellaneous Matters

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Part 15

Amendments to Other Acts

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Schedules