282CProhibition orders may be made against repeat offenders

#### 282C Prohibition orders may be made against repeat offenders 282C Prohibition orders may be made against repeat offenders > > (1) A court that convicts a repeat offender of a fisheries offence may, on application by the prosecutor, make an order that prohibits the offender from doing any or all of the following— > > > > > (a) engaging in specified fishing activities, > > > > > (b) being in possession of specified fishing gear, > > > > > (c) being in possession of fish or marine vegetation of a specified species, > > > > > (d) being on a boat of a kind specified in the order while on or adjacent to any waters or waters specified in the order, > > > > > (e) being on any specified premises (that are premises in which fish are sold or in which any commercial fishing activity is conducted). > > > (2) The order may be made only if the court is satisfied that the order is necessary to prevent a threat to the sustainable management of a fisheries resource and that the threat justifies the restrictions to be imposed on the repeat offender. > > **s 282C:** Ins 2000 No 86, Sch 7 \[16\]. Am 2009 No 114, Sch 1 \[136\].