Safety of Sports Grounds Act 1975
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2 Contents of safety certificates.
(1) A safety certificate shall contain such terms and conditions as the local authority consider necessary or expedient to secure reasonable safety at the sports ground when it is in use for the specified activity or activities, and the terms and conditions may be such as to involve alterations or additions to the sports ground. (2) In so far as an order under section 15A below so requires as respects any class of sports ground, a safety certificate shall include such terms and conditions as may be provided for in the order. (2A) No condition of a safety certificate shall require the provision of the services at the ground of any members of a police force unless the extent of the provision of their services is reserved for the determination of the chief officer of police of the force. (2B) No condition of a safety certificate shall require a person to contravene any provision of Part 3 of the Fire (Scotland) Act 2005 (asp 5) or regulations made by virtue of that Part. (2B) No condition of a safety certificate shall require a person to contravene any provision of the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 or regulations made under it. (3) Without prejudice to subsection (1) above, a safety certificate may include a condition that the following records shall be kept— (a) records of the attendance of spectators at the sports ground; and (b) records relating to the maintenance of safety at the sports ground. (4) A general safety certificate shall contain or have attached to it a plan of the sports ground, and the terms and conditions in the certificate, or in any special safety certificate issued for the sports ground, shall be framed, where appropriate, by reference to that plan. (5) A safety certificate may include different terms and conditions in relation to different activities. (6) Nothing in a safety certificate shall derogate from any requirements imposed by regulations under section 6(2) below.
2 Contents of safety certificates.
(1) A safety certificate shall contain such terms and conditions as the local authority consider necessary or expedient to secure reasonable safety at the sports ground when it is in use for the specified activity or activities, and the terms and conditions may be such as to involve alterations or additions to the sports ground. (2) In so far as an order under section 15A below so requires as respects any class of sports ground, a safety certificate shall include such terms and conditions as may be provided for in the order. (2A) No condition of a safety certificate shall require the provision of the services at the ground of any members of a police force unless the extent of the provision of their services is reserved for the determination of the chief officer of police of the force. (2B) No condition of a safety certificate shall require a person to contravene any provision of Part 3 of the Fire (Scotland) Act 2005 (asp 5) or regulations made by virtue of that Part. (2B) No condition of a safety certificate shall require a person to contravene any provision of the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 or regulations made under it. (3) Without prejudice to subsection (1) above, a safety certificate may include a condition that the following records shall be kept— (a) records of the attendance of spectators at the sports ground; and (b) records relating to the maintenance of safety at the sports ground. (4) A general safety certificate shall contain or have attached to it a plan of the sports ground, and the terms and conditions in the certificate, or in any special safety certificate issued for the sports ground, shall be framed, where appropriate, by reference to that plan. (5) A safety certificate may include different terms and conditions in relation to different activities. (6) Nothing in a safety certificate shall derogate from any requirements imposed by regulations under section 6(2) below.
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