11 Powers of police in relation to a cordoned area
National Security Act 2023 (2023 c 32) | Legislation

11  Powers of police in relation to a cordoned area

(1)     A constable may order—

(a)     a person not to do any of the following (whether in person or by electronic or remote means)—

(i)     enter, inspect, pass over or under, approach or be in the vicinity of a cordoned area, or

(ii)     cause an unmanned vehicle or device to enter, inspect, pass over or under, approach or be in the vicinity of a cordoned area;

(b)     a person

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