Prohibition orders (2009 changes)
21B Prohibition orders (2009 changes)
A court has power to make an order under section 282C, as in force after the substitution of section 282C(1) by the Fisheries Management Amendment Act 2009, if the court convicts a repeat offender of a fisheries offence committed on or after that substitution (it does not matter that the other fisheries offences of which the repeat offender has been convicted were committed before that substitution).
A court continues to have power to make an order under section 282C, as in force immediately before the substitution of section 282C(1) by the Fisheries Management Amendment Act 2009, if the court convicts a repeat offender of a fisheries offence committed before that substitution.
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