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33 Exclusion orders by Chief Commissioner of Police (1) The Chief Commissioner of Police may, if he or she considers it necessary in the public interest, by written order given to a person, prohibit the person from entering, or remaining at— (a) a specified race-course; or (b) two or more specified race-courses— for the duration of a race-meeting at the race‑course. (2) Nothing in this section empowers the Chief Commissioner of Police to make an exclusion order in respect of a person who holds a bookmaking licence or an occupational racing licence within the meaning of Part IIIC. New s. 34 inserted by No. 55/2005 s. 4.

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