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EMERGENCY REGULATIONS ORDINANCE.

(Chapter 241).

EMERGENCY (PREVENTION OF INTIMIDATION)

REGULATIONS 1967.

In exercise of the powers conferred by section 2 of the Emergency Regulations Ordinance. the Governor in Council has made the following regulations—

PART 1.

CITATION AND INTERPRETATION.

1. These regulations may be cited as the Emergency Citation. (Prevention of Intimidation) Regulations 1967.

2. (1) In these regulations--

"buikting" includes the whole or any part of any domestic or public building. arch, bridge, chimney, dock, factory, garage. bangar, boarding, office, pier, shelter, shop, wall, warehouse, wharf, workshop or other structure whatsoever,

“intimidation" means any intimidation whatsoever which amounts to an offence under regulation 3 or the Criminal Intimidation Ordinance:

"place" means any place whatsoever, whether or not the public

has access thereto as of right.

PART IL

INTIMIDATION AND INTIMIDATING ASSEMBLIES.

Interpretation.

3. Any person who, without lawful excuse. the proof Intimidation. whereof lies on him--

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(a) does or says anything, or behaves in a manner, or utters

or distributes any publication, which is likely to or might make some other person apprehensive as to what may happen→→→

(i) to such other person or to any member of the family or any dependant of such other person;

(ii) to any property, business, undertaking or interest of such other person or of any member of the family or dependant of such other person;