sec.595Direction to leave park

### sec.595 Direction to leave park This section applies if— an initial nuisance direction is given to a person; and a police officer suspects on reasonable grounds— for an initial nuisance direction not to cause another serious nuisance—the person contravened the direction within 24 hours after the direction was given; or in other cases—the person has contravened the direction. The police officer may direct the person to leave the moveable dwelling park and not re-enter it for a stated period, not longer than 24 hours. A direction under subsection (2) (a final nuisance direction ) may be given orally or by written notice. s 595 (prev s 299) renum 2000 No. 22 s 19 amd 2003 No. 19 s 3 sch (sec.595-ssec.1) This section applies if— an initial nuisance direction is given to a person; and a police officer suspects on reasonable grounds— for an initial nuisance direction not to cause another serious nuisance—the person contravened the direction within 24 hours after the direction was given; or in other cases—the person has contravened the direction. (sec.595-ssec.2) The police officer may direct the person to leave the moveable dwelling park and not re-enter it for a stated period, not longer than 24 hours. (sec.595-ssec.3) A direction under subsection (2) (a final nuisance direction ) may be given orally or by written notice. - (a) an initial nuisance direction is given to a person; and - (b) a police officer suspects on reasonable grounds— (i) for an initial nuisance direction not to cause another serious nuisance—the person contravened the direction within 24 hours after the direction was given; or (ii) in other cases—the person has contravened the direction. - (i) for an initial nuisance direction not to cause another serious nuisance—the person contravened the direction within 24 hours after the direction was given; or - (ii) in other cases—the person has contravened the direction. - (i) for an initial nuisance direction not to cause another serious nuisance—the person contravened the direction within 24 hours after the direction was given; or - (ii) in other cases—the person has contravened the direction.