Western Australian Legislation
Western Australia Prohibited Behaviour Orders Act 2010 Western Australia Prohibited Behaviour Orders Act 2010 Contents Part 1 — Preliminary 1. Short title 1 2. Commencement 1 3. Terms used 1 4. Constrained persons to be natural persons 1 5A. Courts and Tribunals (Electronic Processes Facilitation) Act 2013 Part 2 applies 1 Part 2 — Prohibited behaviour orders Division 1 — Making PBOs, general 5. Application for PBO 1 6. Court may make PBO after sentencing 1 7. Hearing of PBO proceedings 1 8. Grounds for PBO 1 9. Matters to be considered by court 1 10. Constraints imposed by PBO 1 11. When PBO comes into force 1 12. Duration of PBO 1 13. PBO ceases to have force if conviction set aside or quashed 1 14. Explanation about PBO to be given 1 15. Registrar to give copies of PBOs 1 Division 2 — Making PBOs against youths 16. Term used: youth‑related PBO proceedings 1 17. No PBO where court refrains from imposing punishment on youth 1 18. Child welfare laws not affected 1 19. Court to take into account certain principles and considerations 1 20. Responsible adult to attend 1 Division 3 — Varying or cancelling PBOs 21. Application 1 22. Registrar to fix hearing and notify parties 1 23. Applications to extend period of PBOs 1 24. Variation or cancellation 1 25. Correcting minor errors in PBOs 1 Division 4 — PBO proceedings 26. Evidence in PBO proceedings 1 27. PBO proceedings, general provisions about 1 28. Practice and procedure 1 Part 3 — Firearm items constraints in PBOs 29. Application of this Part 1 30. Constrained person to give up possession of firearm items and firearms authorisations 1 31. Seizure of firearm items 1 32. Notification of co‑licensees and responsible persons 1 Part 4 — General 33. Giving of documents 1 34. Publication of details of constrained people 1 35. Breach of PBO 1 36. Defence 1 37. Appeals 1 38. Protection from liability for wrongdoing 1 39. Regulations 1 40. Review of Act 1 Notes Compilation table 1 Uncommenced provisions table 1 Defined terms Western Australia Prohibited Behaviour Orders Act 2010 An Act to enable courts to make orders that constrain offenders who have a history of anti‑social behaviour and for related purposes.
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