15(3)). The printer, manufacturer, publisher, distribut
and importer of an article which has been classified is
required by clause 22 to give notice of that classification
to any person to whom he publishes more than 2 copies.
Registrar is required to maintain a register of notices of
classification (clause 23).
6. Part IV (clauses 24-30) sets out offences in
The
relation to the publishing of obscene or indecent material.
These include the offences of publishing an obscene article
(clause 24), publishing an indecent article to a juvenile
(clause 25), publicly displaying indecent matter (clause
26), publishing an indecent article without a warning
notice (clause 27) and offences relating to the publishing
of articles that have been classified by the Tribunal
(clauses 28, 29 and 30).
7. Part V (clause 31) deals with the Tribunal's
exclusive jurisdiction to determine whether articles are
obscene or indecent.
8. Part VI (clauses 32-43) deals with enforcement.
Clause 32 provides presumptions in relation to publication
and clause 33 provides for proof of classifications and
notices of classifications.
The police and members of the
Customs and Excise Services may, under clause 34, apply for