Queensland Consolidated Acts Queensland Consolidated Acts(1) The commissioner may apply in the approved form to a court for an offender prohibition order (an order) for a person if the commissioner believes on reasonable grounds that the person—
(a) is a relevant sexual offender; and
(b) has recently engaged in concerning conduct.
(2) The application must state each of the following—
(a) each conviction of the respondent for a reportable offence committed against a child;
(b) the particulars of the concerning conduct the respondent is alleged to have engaged in;
(c) when the respondent is alleged to have engaged in the concerning conduct;
(d) the conduct of the respondent proposed to be prohibited under the order, including the conditions sought by the commissioner.
(3) In this section—
concerning conduct means conduct the nature or pattern of which poses a risk to the lives or sexual safety of 1 or more children, or of children generally.
Examples—
loitering at or near a park fitted with playground equipment regularly used by children
seeking employment or volunteer work that will involve the employee coming into contact with children, including, for example, door-to-door sales or collecting
residing near education and care service premises or a child care centre
residing or boarding in a household with children under 16 years