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| Chief Police Officer has the power to ban public processions up to three months by applying to local authority for a banning order which needs subsequent confirmation from the Home Secretary. | Chief Police Officer has the power to ban public processions up to three months by applying to local authority for a banning order which needs subsequent confirmation from the Home Secretary. | ||
| Section 14 - Imposing conditions on public assemblies | Section 14 - Imposing conditions on public assemblies | ||
| - | provides police the power to impose conditions on assemblies "to prevent serious public disorder, serious criminal damage or serious disruption to the life of the community". The conditions are limited to the specifying of: | + | provides police the power to impose conditions on assemblies "to prevent serious public disorder, serious criminal damage or serious disruption to the life of the community". The conditions are limited to the specifying of:\\ |
| - | the number of people who may take part, | + | the number of people who may take part,\\ |
| - | the location of the assembly, and | + | the location of the assembly, and\\ |
| - | its maximum duration. | + | its maximum duration.\\\ |
| Section 14A -Prohibiting trespassory assemblies | Section 14A -Prohibiting trespassory assemblies | ||
| added by section 70 of the Criminal Justice and Public Order Act 1994, to control "raves" | added by section 70 of the Criminal Justice and Public Order Act 1994, to control "raves" | ||
public_order.txt · Last modified: 2017/06/16 19:02 by phil
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