PROCEDURE IN STATUTORY APPLICATIONS
‘enactment’ has the same meaning as in the Interpretation Act, 2005;
‘relevant authority’ means any agency, board, authority, commission, council, ombudsman, tribunal, or other body (not including a company formed under the Companies Acts) established by or under any enactment and authorised to exercise powers under any enactment to determine, decide, settle or make any recommendation on any dispute, complaint or issue, and includes, where the context so admits or requires, any committee, officer or member of the staff of such body who has been authorised by any enactment or by such body to exercise such powers.
‘relevant application’ means any of the following applications—
(a) an application to the court under any enactment by any person authorised by that enactment so to apply for an order directing, requiring or compelling any person to take any step or do any thing or prohibiting or restraining any person from, or directing any person to cease or refrain from, taking any step or doing any thing (hereafter in this Order, a ‘direction application’),
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