Parliamentary Service By-law 2023
sec.6Using someone else’s entry pass or identity card prohibited
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sec.6 Using someone else’s entry pass or identity card prohibited
A person must not enter, or attempt to enter, the parliamentary precinct using— an entry pass issued to someone else; or someone else’s parliamentary identity card. In this section— parliamentary identity card means— an identity card issued to an authorised officer under section 18 ; or another identity card issued to a person for the purpose of, or whose purposes include, identifying the person as a person who may enter or be on the parliamentary precinct. (sec.6-ssec.1) A person must not enter, or attempt to enter, the parliamentary precinct using— an entry pass issued to someone else; or someone else’s parliamentary identity card. (sec.6-ssec.2) In this section— parliamentary identity card means— an identity card issued to an authorised officer under section 18 ; or another identity card issued to a person for the purpose of, or whose purposes include, identifying the person as a person who may enter or be on the parliamentary precinct.
- (a) an entry pass issued to someone else; or
- (b) someone else’s parliamentary identity card.
- (a) an identity card issued to an authorised officer under section 18 ; or
- (b) another identity card issued to a person for the purpose of, or whose purposes include, identifying the person as a person who may enter or be on the parliamentary precinct.