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TERRORISM (COMMUNITY PROTECTION) ACT 2003
No. 7 of 2003
Version incorporating amendments as at 18 June 2009
TABLE OF PROVISIONS
Section Page
PART 1-PRELIMINARY
1. Purposes
2. Commencement
3. Definitions
4. What is a terrorist act?
4A. Extraterritoriality of terrorist act no barrier
4B. Providing documents or information facilitating terrorist acts
PART 2-COVERT SEARCH WARRANTS
5. Jurisdiction
6. Covert search warrants
7. Application for warrant
8. Determining the application
9. What does a warrant authorise?
10. Warrant may be granted by telephone
11. Report to court
12. No publication of report of proceeding
13. Annual reports
PART 2A-PREVENTATIVE DETENTION ORDERS
Division 1-Preliminary
13A. Object of Part
13B. Definitions
Division 2-Preventative detention orders
13C. Application for preventative detention order
13D. Form and content of application
13E. Preventative detention orders
13F. Nature of preventative detention order
13G. Duration of preventative detention orders
13H. When order starts and ceases to have effect
13I. Extension of preventative detention order
13J. No preventative detention order in relation to person under 16 years of age
13JA. Special assistance for person with inadequate knowledge of English language or disability
13K. Restrictions on multiple preventative detention orders
13KA. Basis for applying for, and making, prohibited contact order
13L. Prohibited contact order (person in relation to whom preventative detention order is being sought)
13M. Prohibited contact order (person in relation to whom preventative detention order is already in force)
13N. Application by detainee for revocation or variation of preventative detention order or prohibited contact order
13O. Application by police for revocation or variation of preventative detention order or prohibited contact order
Division 3-Carrying out preventative detention orders
13P. Power to detain person under preventative detention order
13Q. Endorsement of order with date and time person taken into custody or detained
13R. Requirement to provide name etc.
13S. Power to enter premises
13T. Power to conduct search
13U. Warrant under section 34D of the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation Act 1979 of the Commonwealth
13V. Release of person from preventative detention
13W. Arrangement for detainee to be held in prison
13WA. Arrangement for detainee to be held in youth justice facility
Division 4-Informing person detained about preventative detention order
13X. Effect of preventative detention order to be explained to person detained
13Y. Person being detained to be informed of extension of preventative detention order
13Z. Compliance with obligations to inform
13ZA. Copy of preventative detention order
Division 5-Treatment of person detained
13ZB. Humane treatment of person being detained
13ZBA. Detention of persons under 18.
13ZC. Restriction on contact with other people
13ZD. Contacting family members etc.
13ZE. Contacting Ombudsman etc.
13ZF. Contacting lawyer
13ZG. Monitoring contact under section 13ZD or 13ZF.
13ZH. Special contact rules for person under 18 or incapable of managing own affairs
13ZI. Entitlement to contact subject to prohibited contact order
13ZJ. Disclosure offences
13ZK. Questioning of person prohibited while person is detained
13ZL. Taking identification material
13ZM. Use of identification material
13ZN. Offences of contravening safeguards
Division 6-Miscellaneous
13ZO. Standard of proof
13ZP. Nature of proceedings
13ZQ. Member of the force detaining person under a preventative detention order
13ZR. Annual report
13ZS. Ombudsman etc. functions and powers not affected
13ZT. Law relating to legal professional privilege not affected
13ZU. Legal proceedings in relation to orders
13ZV. Sunset provision
PART 3-POLICE POWERS TO DETAIN AND DECONTAMINATE
14. Interpretation
15. Definitions
16. Authorisation
17. How may an authorisation be given?
18. What is authorised?
18A. Requests for communication and medical treatment by
persons detained
19. When does an authorisation lapse?
20. Extended authorisation
21. Use of reasonable and necessary force
PART 3A-SPECIAL POLICE POWERS
Division 1-Preliminary
21A. Definitions
Division 2-Authorisation to exercise special powers
21B. Authorisation of special powers to protect persons attending events from a terrorist act
21C. Extension of authorisation under section 21B.
21D. Authorisation of special powers to prevent, or reduce the impact of, a terrorist act
21E. Authorisation of special powers relating to the investigation of, or recovery from, a terrorist act
21F. Authorisation of special powers to protect essential services from a terrorist act
21G. Persons, vehicles or areas targeted by authorisation
21H. How authorisation may be given
21I. Duration of authorisation
21J. Interim authorisations not open to challenge
21K. Exercise of special powers by members of the force
21L. Power to give directions to public entities
21M. Annual report
Division 3-Powers
21N. Purposes for which special powers may be exercised
21O. Power to obtain disclosure of identity
21P. Power to search persons
21Q. Power to search vehicles
21R. Power to move vehicles
21S. Power to enter and search premises
21T. Cordon around target area
21U. Power to seize and detain things
21V. Use of force generally by members of the force
21W. Offence to obstruct or hinder search or other powers
21X. Supplying member of the force's details and other information
PART 4-MANDATORY REPORTING ABOUT PRESCRIBED CHEMICALS AND OTHER SUBSTANCES
22. Reporting about prescribed chemical or other substance
PART 5-PROTECTION OF COUNTER-TERRORISM INFORMATION
23. Protection of counter-terrorism information in legal
proceedings
24. Court may inspect documents
PART 6-ESSENTIAL SERVICES INFRASTRUCTURE RISK MANAGEMENT
25. Object of this Part
26. What is an essential service?
27. Who is the relevant Minister?
27A. Delegation
28. Application of this Part to an essential service
29. Duty to prepare risk management plan
30. What are the objectives of a risk management plan?
31. What must a risk management plan contain?
32. Duty to audit and update risk management plan
33. Duty to participate in training exercises
34. Certificate as to plan
35. Duty to provide copy of plan
36. Minister may issue directions
37. Application to Supreme Court
PART 7-GENERAL
38. Review
39. Operation of Act
39A. Supreme Court-limitation of jurisdiction
40. Regulations
41. Expiry
PART 8-Repealed
42-45. Repealed
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SCHEDULE 1-Conduct of Personal Searches under Part 3A.
1. Application of Schedule 2. Definitions
3. Frisk searches and ordinary searches
4. Strip searches
5. Preservation of privacy and dignity during search
6. Rules for conduct of strip searches
7. No strip searches of children under 10 years
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ENDNOTES
1. General Information
2. Table of Amendments
3. Explanatory Details
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