Terrorism Suppression (Control Orders) Bill

  • enacted

Hon Andrew Little

Terrorism Suppression (Control Orders) Bill

Government Bill

183—3

Contents

Key
1Title
2Commencement
Part 1
Preliminary provisions
3Purpose of this Act
4Overview of decisions in making control order
5Interpretation
6Meaning of relevant person
6ADuty to have regard to specified aspects of evidence relied on
7Meaning of engagement in terrorism-related activities
8Status of examples
9Transitional, savings, and related provisions
10Act binds the Crown
Part 2
Control orders
Making and content
11Power to make
12Required content
Application
13Application required
14Application for interim control order
15Application for final control order
Examples of rRequirements that may be imposed
16Examples of rRequirements that may be imposed
Limits on requirements
17Limit on requiring relevant person to remain at specified address
18Limit on requiring electronic monitoring
19Limit on requiring relevant person to engage with specified rehabilitative services
Service
20Service of control order
21Information to be served with interim control order made without notice
22Entry to premises to serve control order
Taking effect, duration, and renewal
23Taking effect
24Duration
25Renewal
Variation or discharge, and suspension or expiry, of control order and requirements
26Variation or discharge
27Suspension
28Expiry if relevant person sentenced to long-term sentence
Appeals
29General effect of appeals
Other matters
30Standard of proof
31Offence to breach requirements
32Automatic suppression of identity of relevant person
33Offence to breach automatic suppression of identity
34Returning Offenders (Management and Information) Act 2015
35Additional requirements for decisions that supporting information is not disclosable
36Amendment to Legal Services Act 2011
37Review of Act
Schedule 1
Transitional, savings, and related provisions
Schedule 2
Overview of decisions in making control order
Legislative history

The Parliament of New Zealand enacts as follows: