Aviation Security Act 1982
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28 Byelaws for relevant aerodromes .
(1) So long as any aerodrome is a relevant aerodrome any power of the manager of the aerodrome to make aerodrome byelaws shall, if it would not otherwise do so— (a) extend to the making of byelaws in respect of the whole of the aerodrome; and (b) include power to make byelaws requiring any person, if so requested by a relevant constable, to leave the aerodrome or any particular part of it or to state his name and address and the purpose of his being on the aerodrome. (2) A relevant constable may remove from any relevant aerodrome , or from any part of it— (a) any person who, in contravention of any aerodrome byelaws, fails or refuses to leave the aerodrome or part after being requested by the constable to do so; (b) any vehicle, animal or thing brought to or left within the aerodrome or part in contravention of any aerodrome byelaws and any vehicle, animal or thing likely to cause danger or obstruction. (3) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
28 Byelaws for relevant aerodromes .
(1) So long as any aerodrome is a relevant aerodrome any power of the manager of the aerodrome to make aerodrome byelaws shall, if it would not otherwise do so— (a) extend to the making of byelaws in respect of the whole of the aerodrome; and (b) include power to make byelaws requiring any person, if so requested by a relevant constable, to leave the aerodrome or any particular part of it or to state his name and address and the purpose of his being on the aerodrome. (2) A relevant constable may remove from any relevant aerodrome , or from any part of it— (a) any person who, in contravention of any aerodrome byelaws, fails or refuses to leave the aerodrome or part after being requested by the constable to do so; (b) any vehicle, animal or thing brought to or left within the aerodrome or part in contravention of any aerodrome byelaws and any vehicle, animal or thing likely to cause danger or obstruction. (3) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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