(1) The court may make an interim online interface order against a person ("the respondent") on an application under section 160 if -

(a) it is alleged that there has been or is likely to be a relevant infringement,

(b) it appears to the court that if the application had been an application for an online interface order it would be likely to be granted, and

(c) the court considers it expedient to bring about the cessation or prohibition of the infringement immediately.

(2) If no notice of the application has been given to the respondent -

(a) the application must state why no notice has been given, and

(b) the court may make the order only if it considers it appropriate for the order to be made without notice.

(3) An interim online interface order is an order that directs the respondent to do, or to co-operate with another person so that person can do, one or more of the following -

(a) remove content from, or modify content on, an online interface;

(b) disable or restrict access to an online interface;