(1) A non-State school’s principal
may give a person (the
"prohibited person" ) a written direction requiring the prohibited person not
to enter the school’s premises for up to 60 days after the day on which the
direction is given if the principal is reasonably satisfied that, unless the
direction is given, the prohibited person is likely—
(a) to cause physical
harm to, or apprehension or fear of physical harm in, another person when the
other person is at the premises; or
(b) to damage the premises or property at
the premises; or
(c) to disrupt the good order or management of the school.
(2) A direction under subsection (1) may not be given to an exempt person for
the school.
(3) The direction must state—
(a) the terms of the direction;
and
(b) the ground for the direction; and
(c) an outline of the facts and
circumstances forming the basis for the ground; and
(d) the time the
direction is to remain in force.
(4) The direction has no effect until the
principal gives it to the prohibited person.
(5) The prohibited person must
comply with the direction, unless the prohibited person has a reasonable
excuse.
Penalty—
Maximum penalty for subsection (5) —30 penalty
units.
