sec.53BGTaking action for out-of-control event

### sec.53BG Taking action for out-of-control event A police officer has the powers under subsection (2) for 1 or more of the following purposes in relation to an event— preventing the event becoming an out-of-control event; if the event is an out-of-control event, stopping the event from continuing or starting in another location; dispersing persons associated with the event; minimising the impact of the event on public order or safety; identifying a person organising the event; identifying a person committing an offence under division 3 . For the purposes mentioned in subsection (1) , a police officer may exercise any 1 or more of the following powers— stop a vehicle or enter a place without a warrant; give a person or group of persons a direction to— stop any conduct; or immediately leave a place; or not return to a place within a stated period of not more than 24 hours, unless the person or group resides at the place; or take any other steps the police officer considers reasonably necessary. s 53BG ins 2014 No. 1 s 4 (sec.53BG-ssec.1) A police officer has the powers under subsection (2) for 1 or more of the following purposes in relation to an event— preventing the event becoming an out-of-control event; if the event is an out-of-control event, stopping the event from continuing or starting in another location; dispersing persons associated with the event; minimising the impact of the event on public order or safety; identifying a person organising the event; identifying a person committing an offence under division 3 . (sec.53BG-ssec.2) For the purposes mentioned in subsection (1) , a police officer may exercise any 1 or more of the following powers— stop a vehicle or enter a place without a warrant; give a person or group of persons a direction to— stop any conduct; or immediately leave a place; or not return to a place within a stated period of not more than 24 hours, unless the person or group resides at the place; or take any other steps the police officer considers reasonably necessary. - (a) preventing the event becoming an out-of-control event; - (b) if the event is an out-of-control event, stopping the event from continuing or starting in another location; - (c) dispersing persons associated with the event; - (d) minimising the impact of the event on public order or safety; - (e) identifying a person organising the event; - (f) identifying a person committing an offence under division 3 . - (a) stop a vehicle or enter a place without a warrant; - (b) give a person or group of persons a direction to— (i) stop any conduct; or (ii) immediately leave a place; or (iii) not return to a place within a stated period of not more than 24 hours, unless the person or group resides at the place; or - (i) stop any conduct; or - (ii) immediately leave a place; or - (iii) not return to a place within a stated period of not more than 24 hours, unless the person or group resides at the place; or - (c) take any other steps the police officer considers reasonably necessary. - (i) stop any conduct; or - (ii) immediately leave a place; or - (iii) not return to a place within a stated period of not more than 24 hours, unless the person or group resides at the place; or