The gentleman did not give the full definition. Could the gentleman define what unreasonably difficult means? Because that continues, and if unreasonably difficult applies, physical obstruction then applies, and then a person who simply is in the way of the door and the person can perhaps go around them could be construed to have violated this act and go to jail for a year and a half simply because they were unreasonably in the way.
Chris Smith: “The gentleman did not give the full definition. Could the gentleman define what unreasonably difficult means? Because…”
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Questioning the definition of 'unreasonably difficult' in relation to a proposed act.
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