79LInjunctions relating to detrimental action

79L Injunctions relating to detrimental action

79L Injunctions relating to detrimental action

(1) The Supreme Court may, on the application of 1 of the following, grant an injunction relating to the commission or possible commission of a detrimental action offence—

(a) a primary agency,

(b) with the written approval of the Attorney General—another public authority,

(c) a protected person,

(d) another person against whom detrimental action has been or may be taken.

(2) The terms of the injunction may—

(a) restrain a person from engaging in conduct that would constitute a detrimental action offence, or

(b) require a person to do an act or thing to remedy conduct that constitutes a detrimental action offence.

(3) An injunction restraining a person from engaging in conduct that would constitute a detrimental action offence may be granted—

(a) whether or not the person has previously engaged in conduct of that kind, and

(b) whether or not it appears to the Supreme Court the person intends to continue to engage in conduct of that kind, and

(c) whether or not there is an imminent danger of substantial damage to another person if the person engages in conduct of that kind.

(4) To avoid doubt, an injunction granted under this section may—

(a) require a formal apology to be made to a person against whom detrimental action has been taken, or

(b) restrain detrimental action comprising an attempt to terminate a person’s employment in a particular position or role, or

(c) require the reinstatement in the same or a substantially similar position or role of a person against whom detrimental action comprising termination of employment in a particular position or role has been taken.

(5) An injunction granted in the terms specified in subsection (4)(c) is to be complied with despite an inconsistent provision in another Act or law.

(6) An injunction may not be granted under this section to restrain or remedy—