Cancellation and amendment of licences,
religious purposes, or a public procession shall make application
for a licence in that behalf to the Commissioner of Police not
less than seven days before the public meeting or public process
is to be held, convened, organized or formed and the Commissioner
of Police shall, if he is satisfied that the public meeting or
public procession is not likely to prejudice the maintenance of
public order or be used for any unlawful or immoral purpose,
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issue a licence in writing in such form as he may determiné,
specifying the name of the licensee and defining the conditions
on which the public meeting or public procession may take place.
(3) The Commissioner of Police may attach to a licence
issued under subsection (2) such conditions as he may think fit,
(4) Without prejudice to the provisions of subsection (2),
the Commissioner of Police may refuse to grant a licence under
this section if
(a) the applicant or any person or society associated
directly or indirectly with the application or likely
in the opinion of the Commissioner of Police to be
concerned in the holding, convening, organizing or
forming of the public meeting or public procession has,
in relation to any public gathering, at any time
contravened the provisions of this Ordinance or of any
other law or any condition of a licence issued under
this Ordinance or any other law; or
(b) the public meeting or public procession has been
advertised or otherwise publicized in contravention of
subsection (1).
8. (1) The Commissioner of Police may at any time, if it
appears to him to be necessary or expedient in the interests of
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