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Parliamentary security - Consequences of denial of entry to, or removal from, parliamentary precincts

183: Entitlement to enter or re-enter parliamentary precincts if denied entry or removed under certain sections

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"Going back to Parliament if you were asked to leave"

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If you are denied entry to or removed from the parliamentary precincts under certain sections, this section applies to you. You might be denied entry or removed under sections like section 169(2)(a), section 170(2), or sections 172A(5), 173(2)(a), and 174(5). You can enter or re-enter the precincts if you comply with the relevant requests made under certain sections, such as section 169(1) or 170(1), and any further requests made. You must also comply with any further requests made under those provisions. This means you can go back to the parliamentary precincts if you do what you were asked to do. You have to follow the rules and requests made to you.

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Part 7Parliamentary security
Consequences of denial of entry to, or removal from, parliamentary precincts

183Entitlement to enter or re-enter parliamentary precincts if denied entry or removed under certain sections

  1. This section applies to a person denied entry to, or removed from, the parliamentary precincts under any of the following provisions:

  2. section 169(2)(a) (which relates to denying a person entry to, or removing a person from, the parliamentary precincts following a request for identification):
    1. section 170(2) (which relates to denying a person entry to, or removing a person from, the parliamentary precincts following a request to search):
      1. sections 172A(5), 173(2)(a), and 174(5) (which relate to denying a person entry to, or removing a person from, the parliamentary precincts in relation to a request to hand over a detected item).

        1. The person is entitled to enter or re-enter the parliamentary precincts if the person—

        2. later complies with the relevant request that was made under section 169(1) or (1A), 170(1), 172(1), 173(2), or 174(3); and
          1. complies with any further requests made under any of those provisions.