(1) A prohibition
notice must state —
(a) that
the inspector believes that grounds for the issue of the prohibition notice
exist and the basis for that belief; and
(b)
briefly, the activity that the inspector believes involves or will involve the
risk and the matters that give or will give rise to the risk.
(2) A prohibition
notice may include directions on the measures to be taken to remedy the risk,
activities or matters to which the notice relates.
(3) Without limiting
section 195, a prohibition notice that prohibits the carrying on of an
activity in a specified way may do so by specifying 1 or more of the following
—
(a) a
workplace, or part of a workplace, at which the activity is not to be carried
out;
(b)
anything that is not to be used in connection with the activity;
(c) any
procedure that is not to be followed in connection with the activity.