"ملف 1/A/43 II تدابير الدفاع في الخليج العربي". [و‎‎٣‎٢] (٢٨٢/٦٣)

"display
of flags, &c
i^tituted by any constable or by, or with the consent
ot, the Director of Public Prosecutions.
(4) In this Regulation—
(а) the expression ‘ public opinion ’ includes the
opinion of any section of the public;
(б) the expression publication means, in rela
tion to a cinematograph film, the exhibi-
of the film to the public, and includes the
mechanical or electrical reproduction of
any sounds in connection with the exhibi
tion of the film as aforesaid; and
(c) the expression ' cinematograph film ' includes
a sound track and any other article on
which sounds have been recorded for the
purpose of their being reproduced in con
nection with the exhibition of such a film.
, } he Secretary of State may by order prohibit
the display by any person in public of any flag, banner
or embiem as to which the Secretary of State is satis
fied that the display thereof as aforesaid would be
likely to cause a disturbance of the public order or to
promote disaffection, and any such order may be
made so as to apply either generally or to a specified
drilling** 11 n^ D 'f /n n- r0ce f c *’ n ®| for an °ff ence against the
60 Geo! 3 & Unlawful Dnllmg Act, 1819, may, with the consent of
1 Geo. 4. j-f* c Director of I ubhc Prosecutions, be taken under
c . 1. the Summary Jurisdiction Acts, and the penalties to
which a person shall be liable on summary conviction
ot such an offence shall be imprisonment for a term
not exceeding three months or a fine not exceeding
one hundred pounds or both such imprisonment and
such fine.
c ^ 2 J ■ R” S i ^ e § u ^ a ^ on shall, in its application to
Scotland, have effect as if for the reference to the
Director of Public Prosecutions there were substituted
a reference to the Lord Advocate.
39e -—(r) The Secretary of State, if satisfied, with
respect to any area in the United Kingdom, that the
holding of public processions or of any class of such
processions in that area would be likely to cause
serious public disorder or to promote disaffection, may
by order prohibit, for such period as may be specified
in the order, the holding in that area of processions or
processions of that class, as the case may be.
! ec l et ?jy State raa Y give directions
prohibiting the holding in the United Kingdom of any
meeting as to which he is satisfied that the holding
" Proces-
and
meetings.