Part 2: Serious Disruption Prevention Orders Section 27: Offences relating to a serious disruption prevention order
Subsection (1) provides that a person subject to a SDPO commits an offence when:
they fail to do anything required of them by the order without reasonable excuse.
they do anything prohibited by the order without reasonable excuse.
they provide information, in purported compliance with the order, that they know to be false.
	Subsections (2) and (3) provide for the maximum penalty for these offences, namely six months’ imprisonment (rising to 51 weeks when section 281(5) of the Criminal Justice Act 2003 is brought into force), an unlimited fine, or both.