Meaning of “course of conduct”
(1) In this Division, a course of conduct means engaging in behaviour— (a) either repeatedly or continuously, or (b) both repeatedly and continuously. (2) For subsection (1), behaviour does not have to be engaged in— (a) as an unbroken series of incidents, or (b) in immediate succession. (3) For subsection (1), a course of conduct includes behaviour engaged in— (a) in this State, and (b) in this State and another jurisdiction.
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