Cricket World Cup matches at Canberra's Manuka Stadium will be
subject to tough new rules after Attorney-General Simon Corbell issued
special declarations earlier this month.
As part of new major event laws introduced in the ACT last year, Mr Corbell triggered anti-scalping provisions, along with advertising free "clean zones" around Manuka Oval and special copyright protections for World Cup marketing symbols and sponsors.
Police will have enhanced powers to remove fans and bar them from re-entry to the venue and to conduct ordinary frisk searches, confiscate items and arrest or detain people who do not follow instructions.
Officers also have the ability to work in coordination with security staff to conduct non-invasive searches and scanning for prohibited items.
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As part of new major event laws introduced in the ACT last year, Mr Corbell triggered anti-scalping provisions, along with advertising free "clean zones" around Manuka Oval and special copyright protections for World Cup marketing symbols and sponsors.
Police will have enhanced powers to remove fans and bar them from re-entry to the venue and to conduct ordinary frisk searches, confiscate items and arrest or detain people who do not follow instructions.
Officers also have the ability to work in coordination with security staff to conduct non-invasive searches and scanning for prohibited items.
Read more at Click here / www.trade4x.net
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