Part 2: Serious Disruption Prevention Orders Section 22: Provisions of serious disruption prevention order
As provided for in section 20(6) and 21(5) a court may impose any requirements (in addition to the standard notification requirements) or prohibitions as part of a SDPO as it considers necessary for a purpose set out in section 20(5) and 21(4) respectively. Subject to the generality of those provisions, this section sets out non-exhaustive examples of the types of requirements or prohibitions that may be imposed.
	Subsection (2)(a) provides that the requirements that may be imposed by a SDPO include a requirement requiring the subject of the order to present themselves to a particular person at a particular place at, or between, particular times on particular days. Such a requirement may be necessary to reinforce a prohibition on the person attending known protest-related events. Subsection (2)(b) provides that a SDPO may include a requirement that the subject of an order remains at a particular place for particular periods, for example, at their home during the currency of certain protests.
	Subsection (4) sets out a non-exhaustive list of prohibitions that may be attached to a SDPO. These may prohibit the subject of an order from:
being in or entering a particular place or area (for example, a named oil refinery),
being in or entering a particular place or area between particular times, on particular days or any days,
being with particular people (for example, associates who were convicted of a protest-related offence at the same time as the subject of the order),
participating in particular activities,
possessing particular articles (for example, lock-on devices),
using the internet to facilitate or encourage protest-related offences or protest-related breaches of injunctions, or carrying out activities relating to a protest that result in, or are likely to result in, serious disruption to two or more individuals or an organisation.
	Subsection (5) provides that references to particular persons, particular places, activities and articles in this section can include persons, places, activities and articles of a particular description.
	Subsection (6) provides that a SDPO which imposes prohibitions may include exceptions from those prohibitions imposed.
	Subsection (8) provides that the requirements or prohibitions of a SDPO must, where possible, avoid conflict with the person’s religious beliefs and times where they attend their place of work or educational establishment.