(a) prohibiting the registrable offender associating with or otherwise contacting a specified person or class of person; and Examples Persons aged less than 18 years, victims of the registrable offender or the victim's family members. (b) prohibiting the registrable offender being in, or anywhere within a specified distance of, a specified place or class of place; and (c) subject to section 66R, excluding the registrable offender from premises at which the registrable offender generally resides; and (d) prohibiting the registrable offender from engaging in specified behaviour; and (e) prohibiting the registrable offender from engaging in specified community activities; and (f) subject to subsection (3), prohibiting the registrable offender from engaging in specified employment or a specified kind of employment; and (g) prohibiting the registrable offender from consuming alcohol; and (h) prohibiting the registrable offender from using, or unlawfully obtaining, a drug of dependence. (3) In deciding whether to include a condition referred to in subsection (2)(f) in a prohibition order against a registrable offender who is a child, the Children's Court must consider the desirability of allowing the treatment, education, training or employment of the child to continue without interruption or disturbance.
(a) prohibiting the registrable offender associating with or otherwise contacting a specified person or class of person; and Examples Persons aged less than 18 years, victims of the registrable offender or the victim's family members. (b) prohibiting the registrable offender being in, or anywhere within a specified distance of, a specified place or class of place; and (c) subject to section 66R, excluding the registrable offender from premises at which the registrable offender generally resides; and (d) prohibiting the registrable offender from engaging in specified behaviour; and (e) prohibiting the registrable offender from engaging in specified community activities; and (f) subject to subsection (3), prohibiting the registrable offender from engaging in specified employment or a specified kind of employment; and (g) prohibiting the registrable offender from consuming alcohol; and (h) prohibiting the registrable offender from using, or unlawfully obtaining, a drug of dependence. (3) In deciding whether to include a condition referred to in subsection (2)(f) in a prohibition order against a registrable offender who is a child, the Children's Court must consider the desirability of allowing the treatment, education, training or employment of the child to continue without interruption or disturbance.
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