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S47 refers to conduct deemed to disturb the public peace. What are the specifications of this behaviour?
(a) of any riotous, offensive, disorderly or indecent behaviour, or of fighting, or using obscene language, in or within the hearing or view of any person in any road, street, thoroughfare or public place;
(b) of disturbing the public peace;
(c) of any riotous, offensive, disorderly or indecent behaviour in any police station;
(d) of offensive behaviour in or about a dwelling house, dressing-room, training-shed or clubhouse;
(e) of unreasonably causing substantial annoyance to another person; or
(f) of unreasonably disrupting the privacy of another person,
shall be guilty of an offence.
Penalty: $2,000 or imprisonment for 6 months, or both.
Under S47 (a) in relation to behaviour committed within hearing or view of any road, street, thoroughfare or public place - what behaviour constitutes an offence?
riotous, offensive, disorderly or indecent behaviour, or of fighting, or using obscene language,
S47 (a) (b) refers to behaviour which disturbs what?
public peace
S47(a)(c)refers to behaviour in a Police Station - what behaviour constitutes an offence?
riotous, offensive, disorderly or indecent behaviour
S47(a)(d)) refers to behaviour in dwelling house, dressing-room, training-shed or clubhouse;- what behaviour constitutes an offence?
offensive behaviour
S47 (a) ss (e) & (f) refer to doing to things to another person which constitute an offence under this section, what are they ?
(e) unreasonably causing substantial annoyance to:

(f) unreasonably disrupting the privacy of
cause and disrupt