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CHILD PROTECTION (OFFENDER REPORTING AND OFFENDER PROHIBITION ORDER) ACT 2004 - SECT 13C
Making prohibition order
13C Making prohibition order
(1) A court may make a prohibition order if the court is satisfied, on the
balance of probabilities, after considering the matters mentioned in
section 13D — (a) the respondent is a relevant sexual offender; and
(b)
having regard to the nature or pattern of conduct engaged in by the
respondent— (i) the respondent poses an unacceptable risk to the safety or
wellbeing of 1 or more children, or of children generally; and
(ii) the
making of the prohibition order will reduce the risk.
(2) Also, for a child
respondent, the court may only make the prohibition order— (a) after
considering a report given to the court under section 13E ; and
(b) if
satisfied the making of the prohibition order is a last resort and the most
effective way of reducing the risk mentioned in subsection (1) (b) (i) .
(3)
For subsection (1) , it is not necessary for the court to be able to identify
a risk to a particular child or particular children.
(4) The application for
the prohibition order may be heard in the respondent’s absence if the court
is satisfied the respondent was served with the application documents under
section 13B (3) .
(5) However, the court may, at any time before making the
prohibition order, direct the police commissioner to give a further appearance
notice to the respondent as directed by the court.
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