Community Protection (Offender Reporting) Act 2004
Part 5Protection orders
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Part 5 — Protection orders
Division 1 — Preliminary
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Terms used 119
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Evidence 120
Division 2 — Orders
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Commissioner may apply for orders 121
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Fixing a hearing 121
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How application to be disposed of 121
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Court may make child protection orders 122
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Term of child protection orders 123
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Interim child protection orders 124
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Conduct that may be subject of orders 125
94A. Reportable offenders may be required to undergo assessment and treatment 127
94B. Reportable offenders may be required to submit to tests or give samples for analysis 128
94C. Authorised police officers may enter premises to inspect electronic devices 131
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Explanation of orders 132
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Consent orders 132
Division 3 — Variation or revocation
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Variation or revocation of child protection orders 133
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Fixing a hearing 134
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How application to be disposed of 134
Division 4 — Attendance at hearings
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Attendance at hearings 135
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Notification of orders made in absence of respondent 135
Division 5 — Offence
- Failure to comply with orders 136
Division 6 — Appeals
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Appeals 136
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Appeal does not stay order 137
Division 7 — Miscellaneous
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Applications not to be heard in public 137
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Restriction on publication of identity of reportable offenders and victims 138
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Protection orders have no effect to extent of inconsistency with certain other orders 139
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Recognition of protection orders made in other jurisdictions 140