Combat Sports Act 2013
74General prohibition orders
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74 General prohibition orders
74 General prohibition orders
A general prohibition order is an order made by the Authority that prohibits a person from doing any or all of the following as specified in the order—
(a) engaging in combat sport contests or sparring,
(b) arranging or holding combat sport contests,
(c) engaging in or being employed in any profession, occupation or business, whether on a full-time, part-time or casual basis and whether or not the person receives payment or other consideration, in relation to combat sport,
(d) permitting, on premises controlled by the person, a promoter to hold a combat sport contest or a weigh-in, for a period of not more than 2 years,
(e) attending any premises at which a combat sport contest or weigh-in is being held or is to be held on the day or days when the contest is or is to be held,
(f) attending specified premises where training for any combat sport is conducted, whether generally or during particular periods.
s 74: Am 2024 No 16, Sch 1[78].