This is the original version (as it was originally enacted).
3. In this Act, a protected person is a person attending protected premises for the purposes of—
(a)accessing the treatment, information, advice or counselling provided there,
(b)accompanying a person described in paragraph (a), at the invitation of that person, or
(c)working in, or providing services to, the protected premises.
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