Meaning of exclusion period and reduced exclusion period
213A Meaning of exclusion period and reduced exclusion period
For the purposes of this Division, the exclusion period in relation to a person who has been convicted of a prescribed offence means a period of 5 years beginning on the latest of the following days:
the day on which the person was convicted of the prescribed offence;
if the person was sentenced to a term of imprisonment for the offence, the sentence was suspended for a period, and the person is not imprisoned for the offence during the period—the day immediately after the end of the period;
if the person serves a term of imprisonment for the offence—the day on which the person is released from prison.
For the purposes of this Division, a reduced exclusion period means a period specified by the Federal Court for the purposes of subparagraph 215(1)(a)(ii) under paragraph 216(2)(b) or 217(2)(b).
This provision refers to the regulations (prescribed offence
). Made under this Act:
- Fair Work (Registered Organisations) Regulations 2009 · under sch 1B (s 359)
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