Legislative Council of Hong Kong

Public Order Ordinance 1967 (1967)

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Quotes from Public Order Ordinance 1967 (Legislative Council of Hong Kong)

Legislative Council of Hong Kong,  Public Order Ordinance 1967 (1967)

“ Any person taking part in a riot who unlawfully and with force prevents, hinders or obstructs, or attempts to prevent, hinder or obstruct, the loading or unloading, or the movement, of any motor vehicle, tramcar, aircraft, train or vessel, or unlawfully and with force boards, or attempts to board, any motor vehicle, tramcar, aircraft, train or vessel with intent to do so, shall be guilty of an offence and shall be liable on summary conviction to a fine of five thousand dollars and to imprisonment for three years. ”
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Legislative Council of Hong Kong,  Public Order Ordinance 1967 (1967)

“ If a police officer of or above the rank of inspector has reason to believe that a public meeting or public procession which is required to be licensed under section 7 and is not so licensed is likely to take place or form in any public place, he may cause access to that public place and to any other public place adjacent thereto to be barred and to be closed to the public or to any person or class of persons for such time as may be necessary to prevent the public meeting or public procession taking place. ”
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