Requirement to comply with interstate orders in this State
56EA Requirement to comply with interstate orders in this State
A person commits an offence if—
an interstate order is in force in respect of the person; and
the person engages in conduct in this State that would constitute a contravention of the interstate order if it occurred in the jurisdiction in which the order is in force.
Maximum penalty: $10 000 or imprisonment for 2 years or both.
In this section—
conduct includes an act or omission;
interstate final order means an order, or order of a type, made under a corresponding law that is declared by the regulations to be an interstate final order for the purposes of this section;
interstate interim order means an order, or order of a type, made under a corresponding law that is declared by the regulations to be an interstate interim order for the purposes of this section;
interstate order means an interstate interim order or an interstate final order.
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