Law Enforcement (Powers and Responsibilities) Act 2002

the demonstration, protest, procession or assembly—

is occurring in or near a place of worship, within the meaning of the Crimes Act 1900, section 214B(4), and

involves persons doing any of the following—

intentionally blocking, impeding or hindering a person accessing or leaving, or attempting to access or leave, the place of worship,

harassing, intimidating or threatening a person accessing or leaving, or attempting to access or leave, the place of worship, and

the demonstration, protest, procession or assembly—

is not an authorised public assembly for the purposes of the Summary Offences Act 1988, Part 4, or

is not being held substantially in accordance with an authorisation under that part, and

if the demonstration, protest, procession or assembly is occurring in, or on the premises of, a place of worship—the demonstration, protest, procession or assembly is not in accordance with the consent or authority of the person apparently in charge of the place of worship, and

the demonstration, protest, procession or assembly is not occurring at or outside Parliament House or an office of a member of Parliament, and

the demonstration, protest, procession or assembly does not form part of industrial action or an industrial dispute or campaign, and

the direction is given only to the persons who are—

intentionally blocking, impeding or hindering a person accessing or leaving, or attempting to access or leave, the place of worship, or

harassing, intimidating or threatening a person accessing or leaving, or attempting to access or leave, the place of worship.