This Section is about the court’s power to make an LME order on application by the Secretary of State.
	Subsection (1) states that the court may issue an LME order in relation to a person if the court is satisfied, on the balance of probabilities, that the person has committed, or is committing, a labour market offence, and the court considers it just and reasonable to issue the order.
	Subsection (2) states that an LME order may either prohibit or restrict a person from doing anything, or require them to do anything, set out in the order.
	Subsection (3) explains that an application for an LME order is to be made by complaint.
	Subsection (4) defines the appropriate court as a magistrates’ court in England and Wales, the sheriff or a summary sheriff in Scotland, or a court of summary jurisdiction in Northern Ireland, according to where the conduct constituting the relevant offence took or is taking place.
Part 5: Enforcement of Labour Market Legislation Labour market enforcement orders Section 123: Power to make LME order on application