Applications, permits and exceptions relating to parades, processions and other events
101 Applications, permits and exceptions relating to parades, processions and other events
(1) Subregulation (2) applies in relation to an application for a permit for a public event (a pending application) that:
(a) was made by a person under the former regulation before the commencement; and
(b) had not yet been determined by the competent authority under the former regulation before the commencement.
(2) The competent authority must continue to determine the pending application in accordance with the former regulation after the commencement, as if regulation 18 of the amending Regulations had not commenced.
(3) Despite the repeal of the former regulation, each of the following continues in effect after the commencement:
(a) a permit for a public event that was granted by the competent authority under the former regulation before the commencement (an existing permit);
(b) an exemption for a person taking part in the public event mentioned in paragraph (a) that was granted by the competent authority under the former regulation before the commencement.
(4) The former regulation continues to apply in relation to the following public events after the commencement, as if regulation 18 of the amending Regulations had not commenced:
a public event for which:
a pending application was made; and
(ii) a permit is granted by the competent authority after the commencement in determining the pending application in accordance with subregulation (2);
(b) a public event for which an existing permit continues in effect under subregulation (3).
In this regulation:
former regulation means regulation 38, as in force immediately before the commencement.
public event means a parade, procession or other event of a kind referred to in the former regulation.
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