This Section sets out the circumstances in which a respondent may appeal against an LME order.
	Subsection (1) explains that the respondent may appeal against the making of an LME order or the making of or refusal to make an order varying or discharging an LME order.
	Subsection (2) explains that the appeal will be heard by the Crown Court in England and Wales, the Sheriff Appeal Court in Scotland and a county court in Northern Ireland.
	Subsection (3) allows the court hearing the appeal to make any orders which may be necessary to give effect to the decision on the appeal or any incidental or consequential orders that appear to it to be just and reasonable.
	Subsection (4) states that if an LME order is changed under subsection (3), it is still considered an order from the court that first made the order for the purpose of Section 128.
	Under subsection (5), a person may appeal against the making of an LME order on conviction under Section 125 in the same way as if it were a sentence for a labour market offence.
Part 5: Enforcement of Labour Market Legislation Labour market enforcement orders Section 129: LME orders: appeals