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2. The following provisions of the Public Order Act 2023 come into force on 5th April 2024—
(a)section 20 (serious disruption prevention order made on conviction);
(b)section 21 (serious disruption prevention order made on application);
(c)sections 22 (provisions of serious disruption prevention order);
(d)section 23 (requirements in serious disruption prevention order);
(e)section 24 (notification requirements in serious disruption prevention order);
(f)section 25 (duration of serious disruption prevention order);
(g)section 26 (other information to be included in serious disruption prevention order);
(h)section 27 (offences relating to a serious disruption prevention order);
(i)section 28 (variation, renewal or discharge of serious disruption prevention order);
(j)section 29 (appeal against serious disruption prevention order);
(k)section 32 (interpretation of Part);
(l)section 33 (consequential amendments).
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