sec.13DMatters court must consider before making prohibition order

### sec.13D Matters court must consider before making prohibition order The matters a court must consider for section 13C (1) are— when the conduct that is the subject of the proposed prohibition order happened; and the seriousness of the respondent’s reportable offences committed against a child, whether committed in Queensland or elsewhere; and the period since the reportable offences were committed; and for each reportable offence— the age of the respondent, and the age of the victim of the offence, when the offence was committed; and the difference in age between the respondent and the victim of the offence; and the respondent’s present age; and the seriousness of the respondent’s criminal history; and whether the respondent has ever been subject to a division 3 order under the Dangerous Prisoners (Sexual Offenders) Act 2003 ; and the effect of the prohibition order sought on the respondent in comparison with the level of risk of the respondent committing a reportable offence against a child; and the respondent’s circumstances— to the extent the circumstances relate to the conduct sought to be prohibited; and including the reportable offender’s accommodation, employment needs and integration into the community; and for a child respondent—the child respondent’s educational needs; and anything else the court considers relevant. s 13D ins 2017 No. 14 s 11 amd 2018 No. 20 s 3F ; 2023 No. 21 s 4 - (a) when the conduct that is the subject of the proposed prohibition order happened; and - (b) the seriousness of the respondent’s reportable offences committed against a child, whether committed in Queensland or elsewhere; and - (c) the period since the reportable offences were committed; and - (d) for each reportable offence— (i) the age of the respondent, and the age of the victim of the offence, when the offence was committed; and (ii) the difference in age between the respondent and the victim of the offence; and - (i) the age of the respondent, and the age of the victim of the offence, when the offence was committed; and - (ii) the difference in age between the respondent and the victim of the offence; and - (e) the respondent’s present age; and - (f) the seriousness of the respondent’s criminal history; and - (fa) whether the respondent has ever been subject to a division 3 order under the Dangerous Prisoners (Sexual Offenders) Act 2003 ; and - (g) the effect of the prohibition order sought on the respondent in comparison with the level of risk of the respondent committing a reportable offence against a child; and - (h) the respondent’s circumstances— (i) to the extent the circumstances relate to the conduct sought to be prohibited; and (ii) including the reportable offender’s accommodation, employment needs and integration into the community; and - (i) to the extent the circumstances relate to the conduct sought to be prohibited; and - (ii) including the reportable offender’s accommodation, employment needs and integration into the community; and - (i) for a child respondent—the child respondent’s educational needs; and - (j) anything else the court considers relevant. - (i) the age of the respondent, and the age of the victim of the offence, when the offence was committed; and - (ii) the difference in age between the respondent and the victim of the offence; and - (i) to the extent the circumstances relate to the conduct sought to be prohibited; and - (ii) including the reportable offender’s accommodation, employment needs and integration into the community; and