Paragraph 2

(1)

An entertainment to which this paragraph applies shall not be provided at any place except under and in accordance with the terms of a licence granted under paragraph 3 by the council for the district in which the place is situated.

(2)

This paragraph applies to any public musical entertainment which is held—

(a)

wholly or mainly in the open air; and

(b)

at a place on private land.

(3)

For the purposes of this paragraph—

(a)

an entertainment is musical if music or singing is a substantial ingredient; and

(b)

land is private if the public has access to it (whether on payment or otherwise) only by permission of the owner, occupier or lessee.

(4)

This paragraph does not apply—

(a)

to a garden fete, bazaar, sale of work, sporting or athletic event, exhibition, display or other function or event of a similar character, whether limited to one day or extending over two or more days; or

(b)

to a religious meeting or service,

merely because music or singing is incidental to it.

(5)

This paragraph does not apply to an entertainment held in a pleasure fair.