Who can get a Suppression or Non-Publication Order?

The Act (section 9) sets out three categories:

1. A Court can make it on its own initiative
2. A party to the proceedings ? ?party? includes complainant, defendant, and any person named in evidence in the proceedings.
3. Any other person who has sufficient interest in making the order.

9 Procedure for making an order
(1) A court may make a suppression order or non-publication order on its own initiative or on the application of:
(a) a party to the proceedings concerned, or
(b) any other person considered by the court to have a sufficient interest in the making of the order.
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