No. 9. Abatement of Nuisance (Noise). 1973.


 (2) Notwithstanding the provision of this subsection any
 person may be guilty of a summary conviction offence if he
 persistently operates or permits to be operated on private
 premises a loud speaker after being warned by the police as
 provided for in subsection (3) and shall be fined a sum of
 fifty dollars.
 Offence and (3) Any person who operates or permits the operation
 penalties, of a loudspeaker in contravention of the foregoing subsection
 and after having been requested by a police officer acting on
 the complaint of any person resident in the neighbourhood to
 desist from operating or permitting the operation of such loud-
 speaker in such manner as complained of and does not so desist
 slmall be guilty of an offence and shall on summary conviction
 be liable to a penalty not exceeding two hundred and forty
 dollars and in the case of a second or subsequent conviction to
 a penalty not exceeding five hundred dollars and to be disquali-
 fied from holding or obtaining an entertainment licence or
 liquor licence as the case may be for a period not exceeding
 six months.

 Regulations. 4. (1) The Governor may make Regulations generally and
 may prescribe the times and manner whereby the operation of
 a loudspeaker may be considered to be a nuisance for the pur-
 poses of this Act.
 (2) All Regulatiomis made by the Covernior shall come
 into force on their publication in the Gazette, or at such other
 times as may be mentioned in such Regulations.


 Passed in the House of Assembly this 3rd day of May, 1973


 OWEN CUFFY,
 Clerk of the House of Assembly.


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