Minister may specify certain matters
5A Minister may specify certain matters
The Minister may, by order published in the Gazette, specify the following for a major event—
the period (the major event period) for which the declaration of the major event is in force,
the provisions of Part 4 that apply in relation to the major event and the period for which the provisions apply,
the person who is the promoter of the major event,
an area as a controlled area under section 37(1),
a sales control period for section 37,
prescribed articles for section 37,
a site as an advertising controlled site under section 39(1),
airspace as advertising controlled airspace under section 40(1),
a period as a parking control period for section 59,
a thing to be a prohibited thing for section 43(7), definition of prohibited thing.
To avoid doubt, a Ministerial order may provide that the responsible authority for a major event is the promoter of the major event.
A Ministerial order takes effect on—
the day the order is published in the Gazette, or
a later day specified in the order.
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