53BC

What is out-of-control conduct

In force

The following conduct is out-of-control conduct—

(a)

unlawfully entering, or remaining in, a place or threatening to enter a place;

(b)

behaving in a disorderly, offensive, threatening or violent way;Examples for paragraph (b)—

• using offensive, obscene, indecent, abusive or threatening language

• taking part in a fight

(c)

unlawfully assaulting, or threatening to assault, a person;

(d)

unlawfully destroying or damaging, or threatening to destroy or damage, property;

(e)

wilfully exposing a person’s genitals or doing an indecent act;

(f)

causing or contributing to the emission of excessive noise mentioned in section 576(1);

(g)

driving a motor vehicle in a way that causes a burn out within the meaning of section 69;

(h)

unlawfully lighting fires or using fireworks;

(i)

throwing, releasing or placing a thing in a way that endangers, or is likely to endanger, the life, health or safety of a person;

(j)

unreasonably obstructing the path of a vehicle or pedestrian;

(k)

littering in a way that causes, or is likely to cause, harm to a person, property or the environment;

(l)

being intoxicated in a public place;

(m)

conduct that would contravene the Liquor Act 1992, part 6;

(n)

conduct that would contravene the Drugs Misuse Act 1986, part 2.

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