Act 11 International Criminal Court Act 2010 (a) that a forfeiture order has been made in proceedings before the ICC; or (b) that there are reasonable grounds to believe that a forfeiture order may be made in such proceedings, and that the property to which the order relates consists of or includes property that is or may be affected by such a forfeiture order. (5) A freezing or seizing order shall provide for notice to be given to any persons with an interest in the property or otherwise affected by the order. (6) A person affected by the order may apply to a registrar for an order to vary or discharge the freezing or seizing order in relation to his or her interest. (7) The Registrar may vary or discharge the order in relation to the interest of a person under subsection (6) only if the registrar is satisfied that the applicant has an interest in the property, was not in any way involved in the commission of the crime to which the property relates, and had no basis to believe the property was the proceeds of, or associated with the crime. (8) Subject to subsection (7), the property shall remain subject to the freezing or seizing order until the ICC issues a relevant forfeiture order in respect of the property or advises that no such order will be issued, in which case the property shall be discharged from the freezing order. 60. Refusal of request. (1) The Minister shall refuse a request for assistance under this Part only if— (a) the ICC has determined that the case to which the request relates is inadmissible on any ground; 46