Part 1: Public Protection Requirements Investigations and enforcement: sections 12 to 16 Section 14: Restriction notices
This section provides for restriction notices, which can only be issued to a person responsible for enhanced duty premises or a qualifying event.
	A restriction notice requires a person to comply with specified prohibitions or restrictions relating to use of the premises or carrying on of the event. It may not have effect for longer than 6 months, unless it is varied under section 15.
	The section specifically provides that a notice may:
prohibit use of the premises in certain ways or the event from taking place,
restrict the times at which premises may be used or the event can take place, and
limit the number of people who may permitted to be on the premises or attend the event at any time.
	The notice may state that a given prohibition or restriction does not apply if certain conditions specified in the notice are met. It may also require the recipient to provide evidence to the Security Industry Authority of their compliance with the notice.
	The Security Industry Authority may only issue a restriction notice if it has reasonable grounds to believe both that:
the person is contravening, or has contravened, a requirement in sections 5 and 6 in relation to the premises or event,
issuing the notice is necessary in order to reduce the risk of physical harm being caused to people were a terrorist attack to occur at the premises or event or in the immediate vicinity.
	Before giving a notice, the Security Industry Authority must (unless there is considered to be an urgent need to give the notice):
notify the person of their intention to issue the notice, and
provide the person with an opportunity to make representations.
	The Security Industry Authority must include in a valid notice its reason(s) for giving the notice, state the period for which the notice will last, and explain that this period may be varied (including an extension), the consequences of non-compliance and avenues of appeal.