Peace and Good Behaviour Act 1982

In making or extending a public safety order for a respondent, the court may impose the conditions on the respondent that the court considers necessary having regard to the grounds for making or extending the order.

Without limiting subsection (1), a condition may prohibit the respondent from doing or attempting to do any of the following while the order is in force—

entering or remaining at stated premises;

attending or remaining at a stated event;

entering or remaining in a stated area;

doing a stated thing in a stated area.

Also, it is a condition of the order that the respondent must comply with every reasonable direction given by a police officer for the purpose of the order.

Without limiting subsection (3), the condition under the subsection must be stated in the order.

The court may impose a condition on the order about the use by a police officer of a power under section 31.

A public safety order does not stop the respondent from entering the respondent’s principal place of residence.