and the time when, the oath or engagement was administered or taken. 48. Unlawful drilling. (1) (a) Any person who— without the permission of the Minister trains or drills any other person to the use of arms or the practice of military exercises, movements or evolutions; (b) is present at any meeting or assembly of persons, held without the permission of the Minister, for the purpose of training or drilling any other persons to the use of arms or the practice of military exercises, movements or evolutions, commits a felony and is liable to imprisonment for seven years. (2) Any person who, at any meeting or assembly held without the permission of the Minister, is trained or drilled to the use of arms or the practice of military exercises, movements or evolutions, or who is present at any such meeting or assembly for the purpose of being so trained or drilled, commits an offence and is liable to imprisonment for a term not exceeding five years. 49. Wrongfully inducing a boycott. (1) Whenever the Minister is satisfied that any boycott is being conducted or is threatened or is likely to be conducted in Uganda with the intention or effect of— (a) bringing into hatred or contempt, exciting disaffection against or undermining the lawful authority of the Government or the administration of a district; or of persuading any such body to alter any written law, to appoint any commission or committee or to take any action which it is not by law required to take; (b) bringing the economic life of Uganda into jeopardy; or (c) raising discontent or disaffection among the inhabitants, or engendering feelings of ill will or hostility between different classes or different races of the population of Uganda, and he or she is satisfied that the boycott is resulting, or will be likely to result, in acts leading to violence or intimidation or the destruction of or damage to property, the Minister may, by statutory order, designate that boycott for the purposes of this section and may, by the same or any subsequent order, specify in relation to a designated boycott any action which he or she is satisfied is likely to further that boycott, including (but without