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COURT SECURITY ACT 2005 - SECT 6 Right to enter and remain in open areas of court premises

COURT SECURITY ACT 2005 - SECT 6

Right to enter and remain in open areas of court premises

6 Right to enter and remain in open areas of court premises

(1) A person has a right to enter and remain in an area of court premises that is open to the public if--
(a) the person has complied with all relevant orders made by a judicial officer (whether under this Act or another law) in respect of the person, and
(b) the person has complied with all directions or requirements made by a security officer under this Act in respect of the person.
(2) Without limiting subsection (1), a journalist has a right to enter and remain in an area of court premises open to the public that is located outside of a building in which the court is housed or is sitting for the purpose of making a media report if the journalist is not obstructing or otherwise impeding access to the building.
(3) This section has effect subject to the following--
(a) the provisions of this Act,
(b) any inherent or implied jurisdiction of a court to regulate its proceedings,
(c) any other Act or law about persons who may be present in a court or court premises.
(4) Nothing in this section confers a right on any person to enter or remain in a correctional centre for the purpose of seeing another person appear before a court by means of an audio link or audio visual link.