Queensland Consolidated Acts Queensland Consolidated Acts(1) The tribunal may revoke a forensic information order about a forensic patient if—
(a) the tribunal is unable, after making reasonable efforts, to locate—
(i) the person (the relevant person) for whom the order is made; and
(ii) any person (the relevant person's nominee) nominated under section 318O(4) or 318V(1) to receive the forensic information under the order for the relevant person; or
(b) the relevant person or relevant person's nominee has disclosed, for public dissemination, any forensic information relating to the patient disclosed to the applicant or nominee under this part; or
(c) the relevant person has not complied with a condition imposed on the order under section 318T or division 3.
(2) However, before revoking a forensic information order on a ground mentioned in subsection (1)(b) or (c), the tribunal must give the relevant person a reasonable opportunity to make a submission to the tribunal about why the order should not be revoked.