Psychoactive Substances Act 2016
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17 Meaning of “prohibition order”
(1) In this Act a “prohibition order” means an order prohibiting the person against whom it is made from carrying on any prohibited activity or a prohibited activity of a description specified in the order. (2) A prohibition order may be made— (a) on application (see section 18), or (b) following conviction of an offence under any of sections 4 to 8 or a related offence (see section 19). (3) For the meaning of “prohibited activity”, see section 12.
17 Meaning of “prohibition order”
(1) In this Act a “prohibition order” means an order prohibiting the person against whom it is made from carrying on any prohibited activity or a prohibited activity of a description specified in the order. (2) A prohibition order may be made— (a) on application (see section 18), or (b) following conviction of an offence under any of sections 4 to 8 or a related offence (see section 19). (3) For the meaning of “prohibited activity”, see section 12.
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