Education (General Provisions) Act 2006
sec.478Prohibition from entering premises of non-State schools
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sec.478 Prohibition from entering premises of non-State schools
A direction requiring a person not to enter a non-State school’s premises for up to 60 days, given under the repealed E(GP) Act, section 48O, and in force immediately before the commencement— is taken to be a direction given under section 349; and remains in force until it would have expired under the repealed E(GP) Act if this Act had not commenced. An order prohibiting a person from entering a non-State school’s premises for more than 60 days but not more than 1 year, made under the repealed E(GP) Act, section 48P, and in force immediately before the commencement— is taken to be an order made under section 350; and remains in force until it would have expired under the repealed E(GP) Act if this Act had not commenced. (sec.478-ssec.1) A direction requiring a person not to enter a non-State school’s premises for up to 60 days, given under the repealed E(GP) Act, section 48O, and in force immediately before the commencement— is taken to be a direction given under section 349; and remains in force until it would have expired under the repealed E(GP) Act if this Act had not commenced. (sec.478-ssec.2) An order prohibiting a person from entering a non-State school’s premises for more than 60 days but not more than 1 year, made under the repealed E(GP) Act, section 48P, and in force immediately before the commencement— is taken to be an order made under section 350; and remains in force until it would have expired under the repealed E(GP) Act if this Act had not commenced.
- (a) is taken to be a direction given under section 349; and
- (b) remains in force until it would have expired under the repealed E(GP) Act if this Act had not commenced.
- (a) is taken to be an order made under section 350; and
- (b) remains in force until it would have expired under the repealed E(GP) Act if this Act had not commenced.