Section 5
of Legislative Assembly Privileges Immunities And Powers Enactment 1963
Section 5
(1)
No stranger shall be entitled as of right to enter or remain within the precincts of the Assembly and the Speaker or any officer authorised in that behalf by the Speaker may at any time order any stranger to withdraw therefrom.
(2)
The Speaker may issue such orders as he may deem necessary or desirable for the regulation of the admittance of strangers to, and the conduct of strangers within, the precincts of the Assembly.
(3)
The exhibition in a conspicuous position in the precincts of the Assembly of a copy, duly authenticated by the Clerk, of any orders made by the Speaker under this section shall be deemed to be sufficient notice to all persons affected thereby.
(4)
Any person failing to obey an order given under subsection (1) of this section may be forcibly removed from the precincts of the Assembly by an officer or a police officer.
Privileges and immunities of House of Commons to be enjoyed by Assembly and members.