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(e) amends the Ninth Schedule by prescribing penalties
for the following new offences -
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(i) entering or remaining on any premises or vessel
under a Closure order would attract a fine of
$60,000 and 12 months imprisonment, with a
daily fine of $1,000; and
(ii)
unlawfully interfering with or removing any
device used for closing the premises or vessel,
and so on
or removing any closure notice, ete. would
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attract a fine of $10,000 and six months
imprisonment; and
(£) amends the definition of premises in section 56 of
the principal Ordinance to include a vessel or a
stall so as to put beyond doubt that the Food
Business (Urban Council)/(Regional Council) By-laws,
which are made under this section to regulate
activities on food premises, also apply to a vessel
or stall.
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Under the new procedures, a Closure ørder will be made
consequential on the breach of a prohibition order, rather than as
an alternative sanction. The Bill includes a provision requiring
the court to make a prohibition losure order only when it is
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satisfied that at least 14 days' notice of intention to apply for
the order has been given. Moreover, the Court would provide any
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