Interpretation

Current

In this Part—

health access zone, in relation to protected premises, means—

(a)

the protected premises; and

(b)

any public area located within 150 metres of the protected premises;

prohibited behaviour means—

(a)

to threaten, intimidate or harass another person; or

(b)

to obstruct another person approaching, entering or leaving protected premises; or

(c)

to record (by any means whatsoever) images of a person approaching, entering or leaving protected premises; or

(d)

to communicate by any means in relation to abortions in a manner that is able to be seen or heard by a person accessing, attempting to access, or leaving protected premises and that is reasonably likely to cause distress or anxiety;

protected premises means any premises at which abortions are lawfully performed, but does not include a pharmacy within the meaning of Part 4 of the

Health

Practitioner Regulation National Law (South Australia) Act 2010;

public area means an area or place that the public, or a section of the public, is entitled to use or that is open to, or used by, the public or a section of the public (whether access is unrestricted or subject to payment of money, membership of a body or otherwise);

publish means to disseminate or provide access to the public or a section of the public by any means, including by—

(a)

publication in a book, newspaper, magazine or other written publication; or

(b)

broadcast by radio or television; or

(c)

public exhibition; or

(d)

broadcast or electronic communication, and

publication is to be construed accordingly.

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