(1) A State instructional institution’s principal may give a person (the
"prohibited person" ) an oral direction requiring the prohibited person to immediately leave and not re-enter the institution’s premises for 24 hours after the time of the direction if the principal reasonably suspects the prohibited person—(a) has committed, or is about to commit, an offence at the premises; or(b) has used, or is about to use, threatening, abusive or insulting language towards another person at the premises; or(c) has engaged, or is about to engage, in threatening or violent behaviour towards another person at the premises; or(d) has otherwise disrupted, or is about to disrupt, good order at the premises; or(e) does not have a good and lawful reason to be at the premises.
(2) A direction under subsection (1) may not be given to an exempt person for the institution.
(3) The direction must include—(a) the terms of the direction; and(b) the ground for the direction; and(c) the time during which the prohibited person may not re-enter the premises.
(4) The prohibited person must immediately comply with the direction, unless the prohibited person has a reasonable excuse.Penalty—Maximum penalty for subsection (4) —20 penalty units.