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In Broadwith , it will be remembered that the DC held, inter alia, that the fact that D was walking away from a public assembly at the material time did not mean that he had ceased to be a part of that assembly

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In Broadwith , it will be remembered that the DC held, inter alia, that the fact that D was walking away from a public assembly at the material time did not mean that he had ceased to be a part of that assembly. What would have been the implications for the power to impose conditions under s 14 had the DC ruled otherwise on this point?