s 20
In forcePreventing public meetings
Part 2Offences
Division 5Other offences
20 Preventing public meetings
A person must not intentionally prevent or attempt to prevent the holding of a public meeting. Maximum penalty—10 penalty units or 6 months imprisonment. Examples of actions that may prevent the holding of a public meeting—
1 making a noise to prevent a public meeting starting or continuing
2 blocking a door to prevent persons lawfully entering a place where a public meeting is to be held
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