32 Online Safety Act, No. 9 of 2024 (11) The owner or operator of a declared online location against whom a conditional order is made under subsection (8) shall either comply with such order or appear before the Magistrate as specified in subsection (12) to show cause as to why the order shall not be made absolute. (12) Where the owner or operator of a declared online location against whom a conditional order is made under subsection (8) intends to show cause, such person shall appear before the Magistrate making that order within a period of two weeks of making such order and move to have the order set aside or modified in the manner hereinafter provided: Provided however, any owner or operator of a declared online location against whom a conditional order is made under subsection (8) shall be bound to comply with the order with effect from the date of making such order until such order is set aside or modified by the Magistrate in terms of the provisions of this section. (13) If the owner or operator of a declared online location against whom an order is made under subsection (8) neither complies with the order nor appears before the Magistrate under subsection (12) such person shall be liable to the penalty specified in subsection (15) and the order shall be made absolute. (14) (a) Where such owner or operator of a declared online location appears before the Magistrate in terms of subsection (12) to show cause by way of petition and affidavit, the Magistrate shall hold an inquiry which shall be concluded within two weeks of the date of commencement of the inquiry.