Provisions in relation to short‑term exclusion orders
152NE Provisions in relation to short‑term exclusion orders
A short‑term exclusion order must specify the term for which the order has effect.
The specified term referred to in subsection (1) cannot be more than 6 months beginning at the time the order comes into effect.
The making of a short‑term exclusion order in respect of a person does not prevent the making of 1 or more subsequent short‑term exclusion orders in respect of the person (whether on the basis of the same particular occurrence of behaviour or different particular occurrences of behaviour).
However, if 2 or more short‑term exclusion orders are made in respect of a person on the basis of the same particular occurrence of behaviour, the total duration of those short‑term exclusion orders must not exceed 6 months.
A short‑term exclusion order must not be made in respect of a person on the basis of a particular occurrence of behaviour if that occurrence of behaviour has been the basis for an extended exclusion order made in respect of the person.
A short‑term exclusion order must not be made in respect of a person if an extended exclusion order is in effect in respect of the person.
[Section 152NE inserted: No. 44 of 2022 s. 16.]
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