Cap. 659 чл. 25Time limit, review and appeals.   Cap. 12. Cap. 12.

(1) A Protective Intervention Order shall remain in force for a maximum period of twelve (12) months.

(2) The Director shall ensure a review of the conditions and the need for the continuation of a Protective Intervention Order before the lapse of such an Order, further to the procedures outlined in article 28.

(3) The Court of Magistrates, upon an application filed by the Director before the lapse of a Protective Intervention Order, shall follow the procedure outlined in article 19(3) in respect of fresh applications, and determine whether to renew, revoke or otherwise vary the Order:

Provided that in the interests of expediency the provisions of article 19(2) in respect of the Court being assisted by judicial assistants shall likewise apply to such review proceedings by the Court.

(4) A decision of the Court of Magistrates to issue a Protective Intervention Order may be appealed before the Court of Appeal (Inferior Jurisdiction), by any person listed in article 23, in their own name or in the name of an entity that such person represents, by means of an application filed within thirty (30) days from the day on which such Protective Intervention Order shall have been issued:

Provided that in case of an action brought by an adult who, under any provision of law, is incapable of suing or being sued, such action may be commenced by such adult notwithstanding such incapacity, and the adult shall also be provided with relevant available measures ensuring accessibility and reasonable accommodation.

(5) The Minister, together with the Minister responsible for justice, may by regulations under this Act establish the fees payable in the registry of the courts relative to the filing of judicial acts in connection with appeals to the Court of Appeal in accordance with sub-article (4):

Provided that until such fees are so established by means of regulations, the fees contained in Schedule A to the Code of

Organization and Civil Procedure shall apply.

(6) The board established in accordance with article 29 of the

Code of Organization and Civil Procedure may make rules governing appeals to the Court of Appeal (Inferior Jurisdiction) in accordance with sub-article (4).