225Variation of exclusion order

225 Variation of exclusion order (1) Any of the following may apply for a variation of an exclusion order to the court that made the order: (a) the person subject to the order; (b) the Director of Public Prosecutions; (c) a police officer. (2) After considering the application, the court may vary the exclusion order in any way the court considers appropriate if satisfied that circumstances arising since the making of the order make it appropriate to do so. (3) To avoid doubt, an exclusion order may be varied more than once.

Division 5 Enforcement of banning notices and exclusion orders Liquor Act 2019 123 Division 5 Enforcement of banning notices and exclusion orders 226 Direction to leave high risk area or licensed premises (1) A police officer may give a direction to a person under subsection (2) if the officer believes on reasonable grounds that the person is: (a) a banned person in a high risk area or licensed premises contrary to a banning notice; or (b) an excluded person in a high risk area or licensed premises contrary to an exclusion order. (2) The police officer may direct the person to leave the high risk area or the licensed premises and specify the way in which the person is to leave. (3) When giving the direction, the police officer must: (a) produce the officer's police identification unless the officer is in uniform; and (b) inform the person that: (i) the officer is empowered to give the direction; and (ii) it is an offence to fail to comply with the direction; and (c) make all reasonable attempts to ensure the person understands the direction. (4) A contravention of subsection (3) by a police officer does not constitute an offence against this Act but may be dealt with under Part IV of the Police Administration Act 1978.