(1) It shall not be an
offence under by‑law 9 where a person brings, possesses, uses or
supplies liquor on Community Land —
(a) for
the purpose of a sacramental or other like observance in the course of
constituting part of any religious service; or
(b) as a
medicine or for specific medical purposes and that liquor has been duly
prescribed or administered by or pursuant to a direction of a legally
qualified medical practitioner, registered nurse or a registered
pharmaceutical chemist.
(2) It shall not be an
offence under by‑law 9 where a person who is travelling through the
Community Land on the Road has liquor in his or her possession or under his or
her control for the purpose only of transporting the liquor to a destination
outside the Community Land.
(3) In any proceedings
for an offence under by‑law 9 the onus of establishing a purpose of
a nature referred to in this by‑law shall be on the accused.