Section sec.602D - Police Powers and Responsibilities Act 2000 - Duration of initial police banning notice

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### sec.602D Duration of initial police banning notice An initial police banning notice— takes effect from the day and time the notice— is personally served on the respondent; or is sent, under section 602G (1) (b) , by electronic communication to a unique electronic address nominated by the respondent to a police officer; and continues in effect until— if the notice applies in relation to a stated event—the end of the day on which the event ends; or otherwise—the end of the day stated in the notice that is no more than 1 month after the day the notice takes effect. s 602D ins 2014 No. 42 s 118 sub 2021 No. 7 s 50 - (a) takes effect from the day and time the notice— (i) is personally served on the respondent; or (ii) is sent, under section 602G (1) (b) , by electronic communication to a unique electronic address nominated by the respondent to a police officer; and - (i) is personally served on the respondent; or - (ii) is sent, under section 602G (1) (b) , by electronic communication to a unique electronic address nominated by the respondent to a police officer; and - (b) continues in effect until— (i) if the notice applies in relation to a stated event—the end of the day on which the event ends; or (ii) otherwise—the end of the day stated in the notice that is no more than 1 month after the day the notice takes effect. - (i) if the notice applies in relation to a stated event—the end of the day on which the event ends; or - (ii) otherwise—the end of the day stated in the notice that is no more than 1 month after the day the notice takes effect. - (i) is personally served on the respondent; or - (ii) is sent, under section 602G (1) (b) , by electronic communication to a unique electronic address nominated by the respondent to a police officer; and - (i) if the notice applies in relation to a stated event—the end of the day on which the event ends; or - (ii) otherwise—the end of the day stated in the notice that is no more than 1 month after the day the notice takes effect.