notice requirement

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notice
noun
uk
/ˈnəʊ.tɪs/us
/ˈnoʊ.t̬ɪs/
(a board, piece of paper, etc. containing) information ...
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requirement
noun[C]
uk
/rɪˈkwaɪə.mənt/us
/rɪˈkwaɪr.mənt/
something that you must do, or something ...
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(Definition ofnoticeandrequirementfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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By contrast, the account is more helpful for understanding preemptive practices like the fleeing felon r ule, as thenoticerequirementmakes more sense in this context.
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There is no specificnoticerequirementfor associated applications for specialist school designation.
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But a blanketnoticerequirementon regulators is neither desirable nor workable.
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It is clear that it might be thought preferable to have a clearcut position either with or without a nationalnoticerequirement.
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There, an advancenoticerequirementexists as well.
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It would clearly not be possible to demand the samenoticerequirementfor protest meetings as that which applies to a procession.
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Thenoticerequirementwill make an impact on the policing of demonstrations.
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So the advancenoticerequirementis not a serious infringement of civil liberties.
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We contend that it would be a nonsense for there to be a formalnoticerequirementfor a squatter or a holidaymaker, for example.
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The first is the proposal for a waiver of thenoticerequirement.
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That is not the sort of case for which the warningnoticerequirementis designed.
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I was asked about national legislation to introduce an advancenoticerequirementon the organisers of processions.
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These amendments, which seek to undermine the usefulness of thenoticerequirement, indicate as much.
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However, the advancenoticerequirementwould not apply to the main part which is not so occupied.
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It is necessary therefore to emphasise that thenoticerequirementfor street processions does not apply to assemblies or gatherings.
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The advancenoticerequirementwill trigger discussions between the police and the organisers; and that surely must be to the benefit of both.
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The advancenoticerequirementis a purely regulatory measure.
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An advancenoticerequirementwould therefore inundate the police with notifications of perfectly peaceful meetings.
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We have already debated a proposal to impose anoticerequirementon confidential exchanges of information between regulators.
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I do not think anyone could object to the introduction of anoticerequirementfor protest meetings.
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