Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00519:reg:4:p66
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00519
Segment Type: reg
Provision Reference: reg 4 (pt 66/154)
Character Range: 373444–376008

respondent may apply to the Court for the question of competency to be heard and determined before the hearing of the application.
 (4) If a respondent has not filed a notice under subrule (1), and the application is dismissed by the Court as not competent, the respondent is not entitled to any costs of the application.
 (5) If the Court decides that an application is not competent, the application is dismissed.
Rules 31.25–31.30 left blank

Division 31.4—Australian Crime Commission Act 2002

31.31  Applications under section 57 of Australian Crime Commission Act 2002
  Division 31.1 applies to an application for review of a matter arising under section 57 of the Australian Crime Commission Act 2002, except that:
 (a) a document that is required to be served under rule 31.03(2) must be served within 1 day after filing the statement; and
 (b) a notice of objection to competency under rule 31.05 must be filed within 5 days after being served with the application.

Part 32—Remittals and referrals from the High Court

Division 32.1—Matters remitted from the High Court

32.01  Filing of order of remittal
  If the High Court has made an order remitting a proceeding to the Court, the applicant must file the order in:
 (a) the District Registry specified in the order of remittal; or
 (b) if a District Registry is not specified in the order of remittal—the District Registry of the State or Territory in which the proceeding in which the order for remittal was started.
Note 1: On receipt of an order of remittal, a Registrar will allot a serial number to the order, as if the order was an originating application filed in the Registry, and attach a notice to the order.
Note 2: The notice will be in accordance with Form 71 and will state:
(a) a return date and place of hearing; and
(b) that, before taking any step in the proceeding, a party must file a notice of address for service unless the party has already filed a notice of address for service in the High Court.

32.02  Service of order and notice
 (1) The applicant must serve on each party to the proceeding in the High Court a sealed copy of the order of the High Court, that has attached to it a notice completed by a Registrar, in accordance with Form 71.
 (2) The applicant may serve the notice on a party at the party's address for service for the proceeding in the High Court.

32.03  Address for service
  A party who has not filed a notice of address for service in the High Court must, within 7 days of being served with the documents mentioned in rule 32.02(1), file a notice of