Fortification warning notice: contents of
69 Fortification warning notice: contents of
A fortification warning notice is addressed to —
the owner of the premises to which it relates, or each owner if there are 2 or more, by name; and
any other interested persons, without naming them but with an explanation of the term interested person.
The notice must contain —
a brief summary of section 68(2), including an explanation of the terms fortification and heavily fortified, and a statement that the Commission is satisfied as to the matters mentioned in that provision; and
a warning that unless, within the period of 14 days after the day on which a copy of the notice is given as described in section 70(1) (the submission period), the Commissioner of Police is satisfied that —
the premises are not heavily fortified; or
the premises are not habitually used as a place of resort by members of a class of people a significant number of whom may reasonably be suspected to be involved in organised crime,
a fortification removal notice may be issued; and
an explanation of how a person who is an owner or interested person can make a submission to the Commissioner of Police that a fortification removal notice should not be issued.
[Section 69 inserted: No. 78 of 2003 s. 17.]
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