(a) They must not talk or behave in a way to cause any disturbance or obstruction, annoyance, danger, or a concern that these might take place. (b) They must not behave in a way that could destroy the government, public, or private properties or pollute the environment. (c) They must not obstruct or disturb vehicles, pedestrians, and people. (d) They must not carry any weapons during a peaceful assembly and a peaceful procession. (e) They must not say things or behave in a way that could affect the country or the Union, race, or religion, human dignity and moral principals. (f) They must not spread rumors or incorrect information. (g) They can carry and display flags, posters, and signs during a peaceful assembly and a peaceful procession. (h) During a peaceful procession, they must not use loudspeakers other than the approved hand-held ones; they must not recite or shout chants other than the ones approved. (i) They must obey the supervision and enforcement of rules by the officials. (j) They must obey necessary notices, orders, and instructions issued. (k) If permission is revoked, they must not continue but disperse. Chapter (6) Taking Action 13. A police officer with a rank of no less than a deputy is to give necessary protection to the attendees of a peaceful assembly and peaceful procession, conducted in accordance with the law, so that there can be no harassment, destruction, or obstruction. 14. A police officer no less than a deputy is to do the following: (a) Warn the leader of the peaceful assembly and peaceful procession of any breach to the rules in these Acts at the site. (b) Report to the Chief of Township Police Force when the warning in sub-section (a) is not heeded. 15. At the receipt of the report submitted according to Section 14 sub-section (b), the Chief of Township Police Force must immediately report it to the Chief Administrator of the Department of Township General Administration and get an approval and revoke either the permission for a peaceful assembly or a peaceful procession. The official must first make a verbal announcement of the revocation and give a written notice within 24 hours. 16. If the violation of the rules continues after the announcement of the revocation of the permit, the Chief of the Township Police Force must continue to take an action in accordance with the existing laws, bylaws, policies, and procedures.