Works in the UK
"It could also be used to require positive actions, like attending rehabilitation."
Seymour says the presumption of innocence could be stripped if it was reasonable to do so.
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Māori are much more likely to be victims of crime, and they need to be protected from gangs, ACT leader David Seymour says.
A 2017 review of the use of such injunctions in the UK, found individual offending dropped by 70 per cent in the three years after their gang injunctions.
"So this policy is high stakes, it's about being safer, and it's actually Māori who have the most to gain from making our society safer because at the moment they're the greatest victims of crime too, Seymour says.