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16.—(1) Where a representation order has been granted an application may be made to the court before which the proceedings are heard to select a representative in place of a representative previously selected, and any such application shall state the grounds on which it is made.
(2) The court may:
(a)grant the application where:
(i)the representative considers himself to be under a duty to withdraw from the case in accordance with his professional rules of conduct and, in such a case, the representative shall provide details of the nature of such duty;
(ii)there is a breakdown in the relationship between the assisted person and the representative such that effective representation can no longer be provided and, in such a case, the representative shall provide details of the nature of such breakdown;
(iii)through circumstances beyond his control, the representative is no longer able to represent the assisted person; or
(iv)some other substantial compelling reason exists; or
(b)refuse the application.
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