Section 123Q: Exception for authorised motoring events
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123Q. Exception for authorised motoring events
(1) A person shall not commit an offence under sections 123A, 123B or
123C by virtue of driving a vehicle in a public place or on a road if he shows
that he was driving in accordance with an authorisation for a motoring event
given under regulations made by the Minister.
(2) Regulations under this section may in particular—
(a) prescribe the persons by whom, and limit the circumstances in
which and the places in respect of which, authorisations may be
given under the regulations;
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(b) give directions with respect to the movement of, or the route to
be followed by, vehicular traffic during any period, being directions which it is necessary or expedient to give in relation to that
period to prevent or mitigate congestion or obstruction of traffic,
or danger to or from traffic;
(c) include a direction that any road or part of a road specified in the
direction will be closed during the period to vehicles or to vehicles of a class so specified;
(d) specify conditions which must be included among those incorporated in authorisations;
(e) provide for authorisations to cease to have effect in prescribed
circumstances;
(f) provide for the procedure to be followed, the particulars to be
given, and the amount of any fees to be paid, in connection with
applications for authorisations;
(g) make different provisions for different cases.
[S. 123Q inserted by s. 5 of Act 9 of 2003 but not in operation as 30 September 2007.]
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