Restricting behaviour
87 Restricting behaviour
An individual may be required by a human biosecurity control order to go to, and remain at, the individual’s intended place of residence for a specified period.
Without limiting subsection (1), if an individual does not reside in Australian territory, the individual’s intended place of residence includes a place at which the individual intends to stay while in Australian territory.
An individual may be required by a human biosecurity control order not to do either or both of the following for a specified period:
visit a specified place, or class of place, where there is an increased risk of contagion of the listed human disease;
come into close proximity with a specified class of individuals, where there is an increased risk that the individuals in that class might contract the listed human disease.
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