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32 (8) An access blocking order described in subsection (6) is deemed to be cancelled (in relation to any relevant location that was identified and the identity of which was transmitted to the person by that person’s chosen means of identification) when the data identifying the relevant location is no longer accessible by that person by that means, and in such a case no written notice of the cancellation needs to be given to that person.

Part 6 order—self-initiated cancellation or substitution

33.—(1) The competent authority may at any time, on the competent authority’s own initiative—
 * (a) cancel a Part 6 order; or
 * (b) substitute a Part 6 order with another Part 6 order.

(2) Where a Part 6 order is cancelled under subsection (1), the competent authority must give written notice of the cancellation to every person who has been given that Part 6 order. PART 7 PART 6 ORDER—RECONSIDERATION AND APPEAL Division 1—General Part 6 order—appellants

34. The persons who may apply for reconsideration of, or appeal against, each type of Part 6 order are listed in the table below: