Theatres Act definition

Theatres Act means Theatres Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. T. 6 and the Regulations enacted there under as amended from time to time or any Act and Regulation enacted in substitution therefore.
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Examples of Theatres Act in a sentence

  • II A production which complies with the Theatres Act 1968 and Publicity Material which offers suitable warnings if it is likely to cause offence (please inform Bedfringe of any age restrictions).

  • A PCC cannot delegate to the hirer its responsibilities for obtaining a public entertainment licence, or a theatre licence under the Theatres Act 1968, or for ensuring that adequate fire and safety precautions are taken (as these affect the fabric of the building.) It can, however, require the hirer to comply with fire and other safety regulations.

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