What happens to Prohibition orders during an appeal?

• A. They remain in force while the appeal is considered.
• B. They are suspended during appeal.
• C. They are automatically overturned.
• D. They are converted to Enforcement Notices.

Answer: (A)

Prohibition orders are immediate safety measures meant to stop a dangerous activity right away. When an appeal is filed, the order stays in force during the appeal so that safety isn’t compromised while the case is reviewed. The protection remains until the appeal decision or a separate legal step changes it. It isn’t automatically suspended, overturned, or converted into an Enforcement Notice simply because an appeal is made.