Consolidated practice directions

9. 
Other proceedings in the Supreme Court relating to a preventative 
detention order or a prohibited contact order under the Act 
9.1 
For ease of reference, in this part of the Practice Direction proceedings 
in the Supreme Court relating to a preventative detention order or a 
prohibited contact order under the Act, other than a review under s 23, 
are referred to as 'related proceedings' and the review under s 23 of the 
Act is referred to as 'the original proceedings'.
9.2 
In addition to the following, the procedures in pars 3.1 - 3.5, 4.4, 4.5, 4.7 
4.8(b), 4.9 4.10, 5.5, 7.1 and 8.1 - 8.7 with appropriate variation apply to 
related proceedings: 
(a) 
the application is to be commenced by way of the usual court 
forms but provided in a sealed envelope to the Court Officer; 
(b) 
the applicant is to mark the sealed envelope containing the 
documents initiating the related proceedings with the T(PD)A 
number allocated to original proceeding under par 4.4, as 
'Original T(PD)A No [
xx
]'; 
(c) 
the proceedings are to be conducted in closed court or chambers 
as appropriate; 
(d) 
the proceedings will not be published in any public list; 
(e) 
the Court Officer is to allocate a new T(PD)A number to the 
related proceedings, but the T(PD)A Register entries for the 
original and related proceedings must also be cross referenced; 
(f) 
the allocated Judge will give particular consideration to whether 
the security requirements in par 4.10 should apply with 
reference to whether the detainee continues to be detained 
under a preventative detention order, is otherwise in custody or 
is in the community. Requirements as to confidentiality 
continue apply, unless waived by the Court or the Minister 
under s 53(3); 
(g) 
the Court Officer is to liaise with the nominated CRAD officer to 
arrange the appropriate time and courtrooms for listing the 
proceedings;

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9. Specialised Procedures 
PD 9.17 
Supreme Court of Western Australia 
Consolidated Practice Direction
(h) 
if the detainee remains in custody under the preventive 
detention order at the time of the related proceeding and seeks 
to participate in the proceedings in person, the procedures set 
out in pars 4.4 - 4.12 also apply with relevant modifications; and 
(i) 
if the detainee remains in custody under the preventive 
detention order at the time of the related proceedings the 
procedures in par 6.2 - 6.5 and 7.2 - 7.4 apply; if the detainee has 
already been released, orders and any reasons are to be dealt 
with in the usual way for suppressed proceedings. 

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9. Specialised Procedures 
Supreme Court of Western Australia 
Consolidated Practice Direction
9.18
Applications under the 
Terrorism (Extraordinary 
Powers) Act 2005