- notified to the person by a law enforcement officer specified in the OCPO.
(5) The prohibitions, restrictions or requirements that may be imposed on an individual by an OCPO include prohibitions, restrictions or requirements in relation to an individual’s private dwelling (including, for example, prohibitions or restrictions on, or requirements in relation to, where an individual may reside).
(6) Any reference in this Part to the production of documents is, in the case of a document which contains information recorded otherwise than in legible form, a reference to the production of a copy of the information in legible form.
Division 3—Duration and nature of OCPO
Duration of OCPO
17.—(1) An OCPO must specify when it is to come into force and when it is to cease to be in force.
(2) An OCPO is not to be in force for more than 5 years beginning with the coming into force of the OCPO.
(3) An OCPO may specify different times for the coming into force, or ceasing to be in force, of different provisions of the OCPO.
(4) Where an OCPO specifies different times in accordance with subsection (3), the OCPO—
- (a) must specify when each provision is to come into force and cease to be in force; and
- (b) is not to be in force for more than 5 years beginning with the coming into force of the first provision of the OCPO to come into force.
(5) The fact that an OCPO, or any provision of an OCPO, ceases to be in force does not prevent the court which first made the OCPO from making a new OCPO to the same or similar effect.
(6) A new OCPO may be made in anticipation of an earlier OCPO or provision ceasing to be in force.
