Counter-Terrorism (Temporary Exclusion Orders) Act 2019

A temporary exclusion order in relation to a person comes into force:

if subsection (2) does not apply—immediately after a reviewing authority makes a decision under section 14 that none of subparagraphs 14(4)(b)(i) to (iii) apply to the decision to make the temporary exclusion order; or

if subsection (2) applies—immediately after the Minister makes the temporary exclusion order in relation to the person.

If subsection (2) does not apply and a reviewing authority makes a decision under section 14 that one or more of subparagraphs 14(4)(b)(i) to (iii) apply to the decision to make the temporary exclusion order in relation to the person, the temporary exclusion order is taken never to have been made and so never comes into force.

This subsection applies if the Minister is satisfied that, because of urgent circumstances, it is necessary that a temporary exclusion order in relation to a person comes into force immediately after it is made.

A temporary exclusion order in relation to a person remains in force until the earlier of the following occurs:

the period specified for the purposes of paragraph 10(6)(d) ends;

the order is revoked under section 11.