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Section 67 - Public Health Act 1997 - Offence—insanitary conditions — Zoe

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67 Offence—insanitary conditions A person commits an offence if the person— (a) causes an insanitary condition; or (b) allows an insanitary condition to exist on, or emanate from, a place occupied by the person.

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