During the course of an investigation into terrorist offences, Superintendent UNWIN has authorised the placing of a cordon (under s. 33 of the Terrorism Act 2000) in a street where terrorist offences have taken place. Inspector POLVEY and PC JAMES (both officers in uniform) and DC FREW (an officer in plain clothes) are involved in the investigation and are assisting in the placing of the cordon in the street.
Once the cordon has been placed it is decided that all vehicles in the cordoned area should be moved. One such vehicle belongs to HITCHIN who is sitting in the driver’s seat of his vehicle.
Who, if anyone, can order HITCHIN to immediately move his vehicle from the cordoned area (under s. 36 of the Terrorism Act 2000)?
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During the course of an investigation into terrorist offences, Superintendent UNWIN has authorised the placing of a cordon (under s. 33 of the Terrorism Act 2000) in a street where terrorist offences have taken place. Inspector POLVEY and PC JAMES (both officers in uniform) and DC FREW (an officer in plain clothes) are involved in the investigation and are assisting in the placing of the cordon in the street.
Once the cordon has been placed it is decided that all vehicles in the cordoned area should be moved. One such vehicle belongs to HITCHIN who is sitting in the driver’s seat of his vehicle.
Who, if anyone, can order HITCHIN to immediately move his vehicle from the cordoned area (under s. 36 of the Terrorism Act 2000)?
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