Measures which may not be control measures

In force

(1)

A control order may not—

(a)

prohibit, regulate or control the movement of a person; or

(b)

require any treatment measure to be carried out on a person.

(2)

A control order may not require a person to provide samples of the person's blood, hair, saliva or any other body part or body fluid.

(3)

Subsection (1)(a) does not prevent a control measure being imposed, in relation to any biosecurity matter, premises, vehicle, area, activity or other thing, that has an impact on the movement of a person but is not imposed for the purpose of restricting the movement of a person.

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193 Measures which may not be control measures