General power relating to conduct of persons

Current

An authorised officer may give a direction to leave to a person in a major event area if the authorised officer reasonably suspects that the person —

(a)

has just committed or is committing an offence; or

(b)

is behaving in a manner that is a risk to the safety of the person or other persons at the major event; or

(c)

is behaving in a disorderly manner; or

(d)

is behaving in a manner that is disrupting the major event or causing unreasonable disruption to, or unreasonable interference with, other persons at the major event; or

(e)

is drunk or adversely affected by a drug.

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