(d) in respect of any meeting to be held in
(e)
conjunction with the procession, the location,
time of commencement and duration of the
meeting; and
an estimate by the person organizing the
procession of the number of people expected to
attend the procession.
(4) The Commissioner of Police shall issue written
acknowledgment of receipt of notice under this section to the
person giving or delivering the notice.
14.
Power of Commissioner of Police to prohibit notified public procession
(1) Subject to this section, the Commissioner of Police
may prohibit the holding of any procession notified under
section 13A where he considers such prohibition to be necessary
in the interests of public safety, public order (ordre public),
the protection of public health or morals or the protection of
the rights and freedoms of others.
(2) Notice of a prohibition under subsection (1) shall be
in writing and shall be given
(a)
(b)
to the person or to one of the persons (if more
than one) promoting, directing, organizing or
managing the procession; or
by publication in such manner, or by posting a
notice of the prohibition in such place, as the
Commissioner of Police may think fit.