74Court to consider whether conditions may prevent respondent attending school

74 Court to consider whether conditions may prevent respondent attending school (1) If the respondent is a student or wishes to become a student, before including in a personal safety intervention order a condition that— (a) prohibits the respondent from being on the school's premises or anywhere within a specified distance of the school's premises; or (b) prohibits the respondent from being anywhere within a specified distance of the protected person; or (c) prohibits the respondent approaching the protected person— the court must consider whether that condition may prevent the respondent attending the school at which the respondent is a student, or wishes to become a student. (2) The following persons may, with leave of the court, give evidence as to whether a condition referred to in subsection (1) would prevent the respondent attending the school— (a) the principal, a teacher or a representative of the school at which the respondent is a student or wishes to become a student; or S. 74(2)(b) amended by No. 1/2026 s. 107(1). (b) a representative of the Department of Education. S. 75 (Heading) amended by No. 1/2026 s. 107(2).