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CRIMES ACT 1914 SECT 80
80 Prohibited places
The following places shall be prohibited places:
- (a)
- any work of defence, arsenal, factory, dockyard,
aerodrome, camp, ship, aircraft, telegraph or signal
station, or office, belonging to the Queen or the
Commonwealth, and any other place belonging to the
Queen or the Commonwealth used for the purpose of
building, repairing, making, obtaining or storing any
ship, aircraft, arms, or materials or instruments for
use in time of war, or any plans or documents relating
thereto;
- (aa)
- any camp, barracks or place where prisoners of war,
internees or members of the Defence Force are
detained;
- (b)
- any place not belonging to the Queen or the
Commonwealth where any ship, aircraft, arms, or
materials or instruments of use in time of war, or any
plans of documents relating thereto, are being made,
repaired, obtained, tested or stored under contract
with, or with any person on behalf of, the Queen or
the Commonwealth;
- (c)
- any place belonging to the Queen or the Commonwealth
which is for the time being declared by the
Governor-General to be a prohibited place for the
purposes of this Part on the ground that information
with respect thereto, or damage thereto, would be
useful to an enemy or to a foreign power; and
- (d)
- any railway, road, way, or channel, or other means
of communication by land or water (including any works
or structures being part thereof or connected
therewith), or any place used for gas, water,
electricity works or other works for purposes of a
public character, or any place where any ship,
aircraft, arms, or materials or instruments of use in
time of war, or any plans or documents relating
thereto, are being made, repaired, obtained, tested or
stored otherwise than on behalf of the Queen or the
Commonwealth, which is for the time being declared by
the Governor-General by proclamation to be a
prohibited place for the purposes of this Part, on the
ground that information with respect thereto, or the
destruction or obstruction thereof, or interference
therewith, would be useful to an enemy or to a foreign
power.
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