Crimes (Child Sex Offenders) Act 2005
132QTerm of registered corresponding prohibition order
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132Q Term of registered corresponding prohibition order (1) Registration of a corresponding prohibition order for a person under section 132N (Registration of corresponding prohibition order—no amendment) takes effect when the registration notice for the order is served on the person. (2) Registration of a corresponding prohibition order for a person under section 132P takes effect— (a) if the person is before the Magistrates Court when the corresponding prohibition order as amended is registered— when it is registered; or corresponding prohibition order as amended is registered— when a copy of the registered corresponding prohibition order is served on the person under section 132ZC (Giving copy of order to person not before court). (3) A registered corresponding prohibition order is registered for the lesser of— (a) 5 years; and (b) the period during which the corresponding prohibition order, as originally made, is in force.
(4) However, if the person is a young person, the registered corresponding prohibition order is registered for the lesser of— (a) 3 months; and (b) the period during which the corresponding prohibition order, as originally made, is in force.