Part 2: Association with the Games Section 6: Enforcement of this Part in relation to goods and documents
Section 6 provides for the remedies which may be sought by the Organising Committee in relation to infringing goods or documents. These are defined in subsection (2) as goods or documents bearing an unauthorised representation and things which have been specifically designed or adapted to produce such goods or documents. This section is intended to enable a court to make orders in relation to physical representations; for example, where there is an infringing representation on a t-shirt.
	Subsection (3), provides a number of remedies that a court could order, following an application from the Organising Committee. This gives the court a suite of options from delivery, to erasure, to forfeiture and destruction. In practice, whilst it is preferable that the Court orders the removal of a representation that creates an unauthorised association in the first instance, there may be reasons why delivery up - the surrender of goods - is required. For example, where a court considers an order for erasure might not be complied with. However, if a court considers no further enforcement action is to be taken, a court may order that goods be returned to someone.
	Subsection (4) provides that an order for the forfeiture or destruction of goods or documents can only be made as a last resort where no other remedy is available.