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Food Act 2004

46Failure to comply with emergency orders

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46 Failure to comply with emergency orders A person must not, without reasonable excuse: (a) carry on an activity in contravention of a prohibition imposed on the person by an emergency order; or (b) fail, neglect or refuse to comply with an emergency order.

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