Peaceful Assembly Act 2012 · Updated to 1 Dec 2019 · Part I · Preliminary
2. Objects
Feedback & supportThe objects of this Act are to ensure—
so far as it is appropriate to do so, that all citizens have the right to organize assemblies or to participate in assemblies, peaceably and without arms; and
arms
“arms” means any firearm, ammunition, explosive, corrosive, injurious or obnoxious substance, stick, stone, or any weapon or object, which by its nature, can be used to incite fear or cause injury to persons, or damage to property;
that the exercise of the right to organize assemblies or to participate in assemblies, peaceably and without arms, is subject only to restrictions deemed necessary or expedient in a democratic society in the interest of the security of the
Federation or any part thereof or public order, including the protection of the rights and freedoms of other persons.
rights and freedoms of other persons
“rights and freedoms of other persons” includes— (a) the right to peaceful enjoyment of one’s possession; (b) the right to freedom of movement; (c) the right to enjoy the natural environment; and (d) the right to carry on business;