He shall not remain out of his house or place of abode as notified under sub-section (1) paragraph (d) hereof between the hours of 10 pm. - 5 am, except with the written permission of the Police Inspector in charge. 92. C Punishment for Breach of Restrictions. Any person placed under police supervision who commits a breach of any of the restrictions mentioned in section 92B. Which are applicable to him shall be liable on conviction by a Court of a Magistrate of the first or second class to imprisonment for a period not exceeding six months or to a fine not exceeding LS60 or with both. Residence Orders 92. D Powers to Make Residence Orders. (1) Whenever a Magistrate of the first class is informed that the presence of any person in any County is against the interest of public security, the Magistrate may issue a summon requiring such person to attend before the Court to show cause why he should not be ordered to reside elsewhere. (2) Upon the appearance of any such person the Magistrate shall proceed to inquire into the truth of the information and to take such further evidence as may appear necessary. (3) Such inquiry shall be made as far as practicable in the manner hereinafter laid down for conducting trials and recording evidence in non-summary trials before a Magistrate except that no charge need be framed nor shall any witness be recalled for cross-examination except with the permission of the Court. (4) If on such inquiry it is proved that it is necessary for preserving public security that the person in respect of whom the inquiry is made cease to reside in the Payam the Magistrate shall make an order accordingly and may in addition, with the consent of the Commissioner for the Interior, order the person to reside in some other specified Payam or Payams. 92. E Power of arrest and Restriction of Residence (1) The Commissioner for Interior may order the detention or restriction of residence of any person for ten days if he is satisfied from the activities of such a person, or his movements or conduct that he is about or is likely to commit an act which is harmful to security of the New Sudan or public order. (2) Any person who has been detained or whose residence has been restricted under subsection (1) of this section shall be informed forthwith of the reasons for his detention or the restriction of his residence. With the consent of the National Security Council, the term specified in subject (1) of this section may be increased to two terms each of which shall not exceed three months after which the detained person shall be released. (3) 27