Education and Training Reform Act 2006

The Minister, by determination, may make guidelines for or with respect to the following—

matters to be considered in determining whether or not to make a school community safety order, including examples that illustrate how the requirements of this Act might apply;

the considerations to be taken into account with regard to a person's vulnerabilities; and

the considerations to be taken into account in determining the least restrictive means to address a risk; and

the circumstances in which to obtain police involvement.

the processes for making submissions and reviewing decisions to make school community safety orders;

alternative arrangements that may be made for persons to whom school community safety orders apply or students who may be affected by these orders;

circumstances in which school community safety orders should be subject to conditions and the nature of the conditions;

circumstances in which ongoing school community safety orders should be varied and the nature of the variations;

circumstances in which the grounds for the making of ongoing school community safety orders apply;

the length of time for which school community safety orders should remain in force;

the circumstances in which school community safety orders should be revoked;

enforcement of school community safety orders;

persons or classes of person the Secretary may authorise to be authorised persons under section 2.1A.2(1)(d);

any other related matters;

any other prescribed matters.

Guidelines made under subsection (1) are not a legislative instrument for the purposes of the Subordinate Legislation Act 1994.