Section 23 – Prohibited objects and substances
(1) In a public meeting or a public event or in their immediate vicinity, no one shall keep a firearm, explosives, edged weapon or other comparable object or substance in his/her possession, where there is reason to believe that it could be
used in the commission of a criminal offence against the life or health of another person.
(2) The provision in paragraph (2) does not apply to weapons required for the performance of an office or a duty or forming a part of a uniform, nor to objects and substances needed for the programme of the event or a sporting competition.
(3) The arranger and the police have the right to prohibit the possession of intoxicating substances in a public meeting or a public event.
(4) For the maintenance of order and security, the arranger and the police may also authorise the persons maintaining order to inspect the participants in the event and their personal belongings, if this is necessary owing to the special nature of the event or if there is reason to believe that the participants are in possession of objects or substances prohibited under paragraph (1) or (3). The provisions in the Maintenance of Order Act apply to the inspection carried out by the person maintaining order.
Section 23 – Prohibited objects and substances(1) In a public meeting or a public event or in their immediate vicinity, no one shall keep a firearm, explosives, edged weapon or other comparable object or substance in his/her possession, where there is reason to believe that it could beused in the commission of a criminal offence against the life or health of another person.(2) The provision in paragraph (2) does not apply to weapons required for the performance of an office or a duty or forming a part of a uniform, nor to objects and substances needed for the programme of the event or a sporting competition.(3) The arranger and the police have the right to prohibit the possession of intoxicating substances in a public meeting or a public event.(4) For the maintenance of order and security, the arranger and the police may also authorise the persons maintaining order to inspect the participants in the event and their personal belongings, if this is necessary owing to the special nature of the event or if there is reason to believe that the participants are in possession of objects or substances prohibited under paragraph (1) or (3). The provisions in the Maintenance of Order Act apply to the inspection carried out by the person maintaining order.
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