83—Interstate orders
(1) In this
section—
"corresponding law" means a law of another State declared by the regulations
to be a corresponding law;
"order" includes a notice, requirement or direction;
"State" includes a Territory.
(a) a
person is subject to an order under a corresponding law; and
(b) the
terms of an order provide for matters that could be the subject (wholly or
substantially) of an order under this Part; and
(c) the
person enters the State,
then, subject to subsections (3) and (4), the order will have effect
in this State as if the order had been made under this Part.
(3) An order that has
effect in this State under subsection (2)—
(a) may,
by notice served on the relevant person, be varied by the Chief
Public Health Officer, as it applies in this State, in such manner as the
Chief Public Health Officer thinks fit; and
(b) will
cease to have effect in this State if—
(i)
the order expires or is revoked under the
corresponding law; or
(ii)
the order is revoked by the Chief Public Health Officer
acting under this provision.
(4) The cessation of
the operation of an order under this section does not prevent an order
subsequently being made under this Part in relation to the same person.