Part 2: Prevention and Investigation Measures Court scrutiny of imposition of measures Section 45: Review hearing
Subsection (1) provides that the function of the court is to review the decisions of the Secretary of State that the relevant conditions for imposing measures on an individual (defined by subsection (8) as conditions A, B, C and D as set out in section 40) were met and continue to be met.
	This review must apply the principles applicable on an application for judicial review (subsection (2)).
	Subsections (3) and (4) specify that the court must discontinue the proceedings if the individual requests this (for example if he or she does not wish to contest the case against him or her); and that it may discontinue the proceedings in any other circumstances, but in such other circumstances both the Secretary of State and the individual subject to the measures must first have the opportunity to make representations.
	Subsections (5), (6) and (7) set out the powers of the court on the review. The court may quash the Part 2 notice itself; quash particular measures specified in the Part 2 notice; or give directions to the Secretary of State for the revocation of the Part 2 notice or in relation to the variation of any of the measures. If the court does not exercise its power to quash the Part 2 notice or to direct its revocation, it must decide that the notice should continue in force (whether or not it quashes – or makes directions concerning the variation of – any measure imposed under it).