ISCPOs could be obtained without notice being given to the subject if the High Court accepts that “the outcome sought by the applicant” (presumably protecting against serious crime) is likely to be prejudiced by notice being given. Where an order is made without notice, the subject of the ISCPO must be given an opportunity to make representations as soon as reasonably practicable. The ISCPO, once made, would not be binding on the subject until they have been given notice of it (which must be done within 7 days). It would also expire at a determined date or at the point when the full SCPO application is determined.