a person apprehended is dissatisfied with an order made under section 35(5) or (6) or under section 36; or
(b)
a Magistrate has made, under section 35(6) or under section 36, an order for the release of an apprehended person, or an order for the surrender or admittance to bail of such a person under the terms of which the person is not, or may not be, required to be surrendered to Malaysia within 3 months after the date of the order,
the apprehended person or the person bringing the warrant, as the case requires, may apply to the High Court for a review of the order, and the Court may review the order.
(2) The Court to which an application is made for the review of an order may —
(a)
order the release on bail of the apprehended person on such terms and conditions as the Court thinks fit; or
(b)
direct that the apprehended person be kept in such custody as the Court directs until the order has been reviewed.
(3) The review of the order shall be by way of rehearing, and evidence in addition to, or in substitution for, the evidence given on the making of the order may be given on or in connection with the review.
(4) For the purposes of a review under this section, a copy of a public document or of a document filed in a department or office of the Government, certified to be a true copy of the document by the person purporting by the certificate to have charge of the document, is admissible as evidence of the facts stated in the copy.
(5) Upon the review of an order, the Court may confirm or vary the order, or quash the order and substitute a new order in its stead.
(6) The order as confirmed or varied, or the substituted order, shall be executed according to its tenor as if it had been made by the Magistrate.