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4. Where an event is within the designated class of music events by virtue of Regulation 3, a person is at the event for the purposes of section 36 if they are—
(a)within the venue or other place where the live music performances are to take place, or
(b)within any other place used to provide accommodation or other facilities to the audience at the event, and to which access is controlled by the person responsible for organising the event.
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