Australian Grands Prix (Formula One) Regulations 2016

In addition to any other powers conferred by these Regulations, during the race period an authorised person or a police officer—

may request a person in the declared area or a designated access area to produce a ticket or other satisfactory evidence of that person's entitlement to be a permitted entrant; and

may direct a person not to enter the declared area or a designated access area if the person—

is not a permitted entrant; or

is entering or attempting to enter the declared area or designated access area otherwise than through a designated entrance; or

is in possession of a prohibited item; or

is in possession of liquor in contravention of regulation 17; and

if a person is leaving or attempting to leave the declared area or a designated access area otherwise than through a designated exit, may direct that person to leave the declared area or designated access area through a designated exit.

In addition to any other powers conferred by these Regulations or any other laws, during the race period a police officer, using no more force than is reasonably necessary—

may prevent a person from entering or attempting to enter the declared area or a designated access area if the person—

is not a permitted entrant; or

is entering or attempting to enter the declared area or designated access area otherwise than through a designated entrance; or

is in possession of a prohibited item; or

is in possession of liquor in contravention of regulation 17; and

may prevent a person from leaving or attempting to leave the declared area or a designated access area otherwise than through a designated exit.

An authorised person or police officer must not exercise a power under subregulation (1) or (2) in relation to a person who is in a public access area at a time and on a date specified in the public access area declaration.