Section 26 — Who may prosecute? — Parliamentary Precincts Act 2001 (Victoria) — Barrister AI

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Section 26 — Who may prosecute? — Parliamentary Precincts Act 2001 (Victoria) — Barrister AI

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s 14Application of Part s 15Directions of presiding officers s 16Powers to give directions s 17When do directions apply?s 18How are directions given?s 19Powers to remove persons s 20Power to require name and address s 21Power to arrest and detain without warrant s 22Refusal to leave Parliamentary precincts s 23Entering or re-entering Parliamentary precincts contrary to direction s 24Refusal to give name and address s 25Hindering or obstructing authorised officer s 26Who may prosecute?s 27Certificates are evidence

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Proceedings for an offence against this Act may be taken by an authorised officer.

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