Peaceful Assembly Act 2012 · Updated to 1 Dec 2019 · Part IV · Requirements on Organizing of Assembly
12. Requirement to inform persons who have interests
Feedback & supportUpon receipt of the notification under subsection 9(1), the
Officer in Charge of the Police District shall, within twenty-four hours, cause the details of the assembly to be informed to persons who have interests—
assembly
“assembly” means an intentional and temporary assembly of a number of persons in a public place, whether or not the assembly is at a particular place or moving;
by posting a notice conspicuously at various locations at the place of assembly; or
by any reasonable means suitable or necessary so as to make the information available to such persons.
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A person who has interests may, in writing, inform his concerns or objections to the assembly together with his reasons to the Officer in Charge of the Police District within twenty-four hours of being informed of the assembly under subsection (1).
person who has interests
“person who has interests” means a person residing, working or carrying on business or having or owning residential or commercial property in the vicinity of or at the place of assembly;
The Officer in Charge of the Police District shall take into account the concerns or objections received for the purpose of imposing restrictions and conditions under section 15.