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StatuteCrimes Act 1914

Section 3UN — Crimes Act 1914: Meaning of public order and safe operation

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(1) In this Division, the public order and safe operation of a major airport means: (a) the public order of the airport, or flights to and from the airport; or (b) the safety of persons at the airport, or on flights to and from the airport; or (c) the safe operation of the airport, or flights to and from the airport. (2) However, the exercise of a person’s right to engage lawfully in advocacy, protest, dissent or industrial action is not, by itself, to be regarded as prejudicial to the public order and safe operation of a major airport.

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