Schedules Schedule 6: Illegal working closure notices and illegal working compliance orders Paragraph 5: Illegal working compliance orders
Sub-paragraphs (1) and (2) require an immigration officer to make an application for an illegal working compliance order where an illegal working closure notice is issued unless the notice has been cancelled.
	Sub-paragraph (3) and (4) require the application for the compliance order to be heard by the court within 48 hours (excluding Christmas Day) of the closure notice being served.
	Sub-paragraph (5) allows the court to make an order where it is satisfied on the balance of probabilities that the conditions in paragraph 1 sub-paragraphs (3) and (5) are met and it is necessary to prevent illegal working.
	Sub-paragraph (6) sets out a non-exhaustive list of conditions that may be included in an illegal working compliance order. The court may prohibit or restrict access to the premises and require the employer to conduct right to work checks or produce documentation in relation to employees. The court may also specify when an immigration officer can enter the premises to carry out investigations and inspections to ensure compliance with illegal working legislation. The provision also makes clear that the court may also make any other provision it considers appropriate.
	Sub-paragraph (7) is self explanatory.
	Sub-paragraph (8) restricts the maximum duration of an order to 12 months.
	Sub-paragraph (9) confirms that an order which prohibits or restricts access can do so in relation to particular persons, times or circumstances.
	Sub-paragraph (10) permits an order to be made in respect of the whole or any part of the premises and can include provision as to access to other parts of the building or structure in which the premises is situated.
	Sub-paragraph (11) applies to premises in England and Wales only. It requires the court to notify the relevant licensing authority if it makes an illegal working compliance order in respect of licensed premises.