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GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 9 JUNE 1982

Rh subject to such exceptions as may be specified in the notice or as the Minister or, on the authority of the Minister, the Director, or a magistrate acting in pursuance of the general or special instructions of the Minister, may at any time authorize in writing, from being within or absenting himself from, during a period so specified, any place or area specified in the notice or, while the prohibition is in force, communicating with any person or category of persons specified in the notice or receiving any visitor or performing any act so specified: Provided that no such prohibition shall debar any person from communicating with or receiving as a visitor any advocate or attorney who manages his affairs and whose name does not appear on the consolidated list and in respect of whom no prohibition under this Act by way of a notice addressed and delivered or tendered to him is in force.

(2) The Minister may by a notice and in the manner contemplated in subsection (1) prohibit any person—

who has been convicted of an offence under section 59 or 60 or of any offence for which he has been sentenced under section 58, and who the Minister has reason to suspect is likely to commit an offence referred to in section 59 or 60; or

who the Minister is satisfied is causing, encouraging or fomenting or will cause, encourage or foment feelings of hostility between different population groups or parts of population groups of the Republic in any area,

from being, during a period determined in the notice—

in the case of a person referred to in paragraph (a), within or absent from any area specified in the notice; or

in the case of a person referred to in paragraph (b), within any area specified in the notice.

(3) While any notice issued under subsection (1) or (2) is in force, the period of the prohibition in question as determined in such notice may be extended by a notice signed by the Minister and addressed and delivered or tendered to the person concerned.

(4) Any person who has by notice under this section been prohibited from being within or absenting himself from any place or area may, if, at the time the notice is delivered or tendered to him or at any time thereafter, he is at or in or elsewhere than at or in that place or area, as the case may be, be arrested without warrant by any police officer and be removed from or to such place or area by that police officer or any other police officer and may pending his removal be detained in custody.

(5) Any person who has by notice under this section been prohibited from absenting himself from any place or area shall be deemed to have absented himself from such place or area if, at any time after the notice has been delivered or tendered to him, he is elsewhere than at such place or in such area.

20. The Minister may by a written notice signed by him and addressed and delivered or tendered to the person concerned prohibit any person—

who the Minister is satisfied engages in activities which endanger or are calculated to endanger the security of the State or the maintenance of law and order or propagates or promotes or is likely to propagate or promote such activities;

whose name appears on the consolidated list, or who has been convicted of an offence specified in Schedule 2 or under section 59 or 60 or of any offence for which he has been sentenced under section 58, and who the Minister has reason to suspect engages or is likely to engage in activities which endanger or are calculated to