sec.13FConduct that may be prohibited

### sec.13F Conduct that may be prohibited A prohibition order may prohibit the respondent from engaging in stated conduct, including, for example— associating with, or otherwise contacting, stated persons or a stated kind of person; or corresponding with other relevant sexual offenders being in stated locations or a stated kind of location; or within 200m of a school between 7a.m. and 7p.m. on school days residing at a stated residence, stated residences, a stated kind of residence or a residence at a stated location; or a residence within 200m of a school a residence where children under 16 years reside engaging in stated behaviour; or taking photos of children downloading from the internet catalogues that feature child models using internet chat rooms that are primarily aimed at children being in stated employment, or a stated kind of employment, whether paid or voluntary, that is likely to bring the respondent into contact with children. employment in a cafe in the vicinity of a school door-to-door sales or collecting A prohibition order may prohibit conduct— absolutely; or on the terms the court considers appropriate. A prohibition order may prohibit the respondent from entering or remaining in a stated place even if the respondent has a right to enter or to be in the place. If a prohibition order prohibits the respondent from entering or remaining in a place as mentioned in subsection (3) , the court must, if satisfied it is necessary to do so, ensure the prohibition order provides for the respondent to recover the respondent’s personal property from the place. A provision of a prohibition order may allow a respondent to enter a stated place between stated times, if accompanied by a police officer, to recover the respondent’s property. s 13F ins 2017 No. 14 s 11 (sec.13F-ssec.1) A prohibition order may prohibit the respondent from engaging in stated conduct, including, for example— associating with, or otherwise contacting, stated persons or a stated kind of person; or corresponding with other relevant sexual offenders being in stated locations or a stated kind of location; or within 200m of a school between 7a.m. and 7p.m. on school days residing at a stated residence, stated residences, a stated kind of residence or a residence at a stated location; or a residence within 200m of a school a residence where children under 16 years reside engaging in stated behaviour; or taking photos of children downloading from the internet catalogues that feature child models using internet chat rooms that are primarily aimed at children being in stated employment, or a stated kind of employment, whether paid or voluntary, that is likely to bring the respondent into contact with children. employment in a cafe in the vicinity of a school door-to-door sales or collecting (sec.13F-ssec.2) A prohibition order may prohibit conduct— absolutely; or on the terms the court considers appropriate. (sec.13F-ssec.3) A prohibition order may prohibit the respondent from entering or remaining in a stated place even if the respondent has a right to enter or to be in the place. (sec.13F-ssec.4) If a prohibition order prohibits the respondent from entering or remaining in a place as mentioned in subsection (3) , the court must, if satisfied it is necessary to do so, ensure the prohibition order provides for the respondent to recover the respondent’s personal property from the place. A provision of a prohibition order may allow a respondent to enter a stated place between stated times, if accompanied by a police officer, to recover the respondent’s property. - (a) associating with, or otherwise contacting, stated persons or a stated kind of person; or Example— corresponding with other relevant sexual offenders - (b) being in stated locations or a stated kind of location; or Example— within 200m of a school between 7a.m. and 7p.m. on school days - (c) residing at a stated residence, stated residences, a stated kind of residence or a residence at a stated location; or Examples— • a residence within 200m of a school • a residence where children under 16 years reside - • a residence within 200m of a school - • a residence where children under 16 years reside - (d) engaging in stated behaviour; or Examples— • taking photos of children • downloading from the internet catalogues that feature child models • using internet chat rooms that are primarily aimed at children - • taking photos of children - • downloading from the internet catalogues that feature child models - • using internet chat rooms that are primarily aimed at children - (e) being in stated employment, or a stated kind of employment, whether paid or voluntary, that is likely to bring the respondent into contact with children. Examples— • employment in a cafe in the vicinity of a school • door-to-door sales or collecting - • employment in a cafe in the vicinity of a school - • door-to-door sales or collecting - • a residence within 200m of a school - • a residence where children under 16 years reside - • taking photos of children - • downloading from the internet catalogues that feature child models - • using internet chat rooms that are primarily aimed at children - • employment in a cafe in the vicinity of a school - • door-to-door sales or collecting - (a) absolutely; or - (b) on the terms the court considers appropriate.