Major Events Act 2013

A police officer may enter a major event venue and—

order any person who is behaving in a disorderly or offensive manner to leave the venue; or

order a person who the officer reasonably suspects of having committed an offence at the venue to leave the venue; or

use reasonable force to remove a person from the venue who is behaving in a disorderly or offensive manner or who the officer reasonably suspects of having committed an offence at the venue.

A police officer may enter a major event venue and—

order a person who the officer reasonably suspects of having breached a condition of entry of the venue to leave the venue;

and

use reasonable force to remove a person from the venue who the officer reasonably suspects of having breached a condition of entry of the venue.

A person—

who remains in a major event venue after having been ordered to leave under this section; or

who re‑enters, or attempts to re‑enter, a major event venue within 24 hours of having left or having been removed from such venue pursuant to this section, is guilty of an offence. Maximum penalty: Maximum penalty: $2 500 or imprisonment for

6 months.

A police officer may only exercise a power under subsection (2) if the condition of entry—

is reasonably required for regulating the conduct of persons at the major event venue; and

has been promulgated in a reasonably prominent way by the occupier of the venue or the event organiser (whether by signs at the venue or otherwise).