Peace and Good Behaviour Act 1982

In making a restricted premises order, the court may impose the conditions on the respondent that the court considers necessary having regard to the grounds for making the order.

Without limiting subsection (1), a condition must prohibit the following—

disorderly activities taking place at the premises;

any of the following being present at the premises—

recognised offenders;

associates of recognised offenders;

persons subject to a control order;

any of the following taking part in the management or control of the premises—

recognised offenders;

associates of recognised offenders;

persons subject to a control order;

the existence of any fortification of the premises that is excessive for lawful use of that type of premises.

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