Employment Agencies Act 1973
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3C Variation and revocation of orders.
(1) On application by the person to whom a prohibition order applies, an employment tribunal may vary or revoke the order if the tribunal is satisfied that there has been a material change of circumstances since the order was last considered. (2) An employment tribunal may not, on an application under this section, so vary a prohibition order as to make it more restrictive. (3) The Secretary of State shall be a party to any proceedings before an employment tribunal with respect to an application under this section, and be entitled to appear and be heard accordingly. (4) When making a prohibition order or disposing of an application under this section, an employment tribunal may, with a view to preventing the making of vexatious or frivolous applications, by order prohibit the making of an application, or further application, under this section in relation to the prohibition order before such date as the tribunal may specify in the order under this subsection.
3C Variation and revocation of orders.
(1) On application by the person to whom a prohibition order applies, an employment tribunal may vary or revoke the order if the tribunal is satisfied that there has been a material change of circumstances since the order was last considered. (2) An employment tribunal may not, on an application under this section, so vary a prohibition order as to make it more restrictive. (3) The Secretary of State shall be a party to any proceedings before an employment tribunal with respect to an application under this section, and be entitled to appear and be heard accordingly. (4) When making a prohibition order or disposing of an application under this section, an employment tribunal may, with a view to preventing the making of vexatious or frivolous applications, by order prohibit the making of an application, or further application, under this section in relation to the prohibition order before such date as the tribunal may specify in the order under this subsection.
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