Saskatchewan legislature makes changes to security in light of assembly disruption
Saskatchewan legislature makes changes to security in light of assembly disruption
Saskatchewan’s head of security at the province’s legislature says it’s changing public access to the galleries after protesters disrupted proceedings earlier this week.
In an email to staff obtained by The Canadian Press, security director Dani Herman says access to the public galleries is to be limited to 20 people at one time, unless it’s for pre-scheduled tours approved by her.
Herman says people and groups must pre-register with their names and addresses to attend, and that she must receive their forms at least 72 hours in advance.
Herman says people who walk in and don’t register won’t be permitted into the galleries, unless she grants them permission.
She says the new protocols are to be in effect until Nov. 30, and could be changed back after that date, subject to review.
Earlier this week, dozens of protesters calling for a ceasefire between Hamas and Israel disrupted proceedings and were removed from the building.
