Which of the following is not true of an order discharging an accused in the absence of the complainant?

A criminal court cannot review or alter its judgment or final order once signed except to correct a clerical or arithmetical error (Section 403 BNSS, formerly s.362 CrPC), so it is not true that "A Magistrate discharging the accused can review his order."; the other statements correctly describe discharge under Section 272 BNSS (formerly s.249 CrPC), which now also requires the Magistrate to give the complainant thirty days' time to be present.