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Exclusion orders.
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47.—(1) The Board, with the consent of the Club, or the Club, with the consent of the Board, may by order (in this section referred to as an exclusion order) prohibit a person from all of the following:—
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(a) being on any greyhound race track,
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(b) being at any authorised coursing meeting,
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(c) being at any public sale of greyhounds.
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(2) Where the Board proposes to make or to consent to an exclusion order, the Board shall serve notice of the proposal on the person concerned and shall, if any representations are made in writing by such person within seven days, consider the representations.
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(3) The Board may, after consultation with the Club, revoke any exclusion order made by the Board.
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(4) The Club may, with the consent of the Board, revoke any exclusion order made by the Club.
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(5) Where an exclusion order is made by the Board, the Board—
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(a) shall cause notice of the making of the order to be served on the person to whom the order applies, and
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(b) may cause notice of the making of the order to be served on any other persons whom the Board thinks proper to be notified.
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(6) Where an exclusion order is made by the Club, the Club—
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(a) shall cause notice of the making of the order to be served on the person to whom the order applies, and
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(b) may cause notice of the making of the order to be served on any other persons whom the Club thinks proper to be notified.
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(7) Where a person to whom an exclusion order applies is found on any greyhound race track, any person acting under the direction of the licensee under the greyhound race track licence relating to the track may remove such first-mentioned person therefrom and for this purpose may use such force as may be reasonably necessary.
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(8) Where a person to whom an exclusion order applies is found at any authorised coursing meeting, any person acting on the direction of the person holding the meeting may remove such first-mentioned person from the coursing ground and for this purpose may use such force as may be reasonably necessary.
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(9) Where a person to whom an exclusion order applies is found at any public sale of greyhounds, any person acting under the direction of the person conducting the sale may remove such first-mentioned person therefrom and for this purpose may use such force as may be reasonably necessary.
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