Hon Judith Collins
Government Bill
126—3
As reported from the committee of the whole House
Key
1 Title
2 Commencement
Part 1Preliminary provisions
3 Purpose
4 Interpretation
5 Meaning of violent offender or offender
6 Act binds the Crown
Part 2Non-contact orders
Applications
7 Application for non-contact order
8 Disclosure of offender's address
Making non-contact orders
9 Power to make non-contact order
Effect of non-contact orders
11 Effect of temporary non-contact order
11A Effect of final non-contact order
Direction that final non-contact order apply to other persons
11B Application for direction that final non-contact order apply against other persons
Commencement of non-contact orders
12 Commencement of non-contact order
Duration, variation, and discharge of non-contact orders
13 Duration of final non-contact order
13A Variation of temporary non-contact order
14 Variation of final non-contact order
15 Discharge of non-contact order on application
15A Discharge of non-contact order by operation of law
Procedure after temporary non-contact order made
15B Offender may require hearing
15C Procedure where offender does not require hearing
15D Court may require hearing before order becomes final
15E Procedure where hearing required
Enforcement of non-contact orders
17 Copies of orders to be sent to Police
18 Offence to breach non-contact order
Miscellaneous matters
18A Admission of evidence
18B Vexatious proceedings
18C Explanation of orders
Rules
20 Rules of court
Sharing of information relating to criminal proceedings
21 Amendment to Criminal Procedure Act 2011
Sharing of information about non-contact orders
22 Amendment to Privacy Act 1993
Legislative history
The Parliament of New Zealand enacts as follows: