50 So far as concerns, in particular, recourse to the justifications of `public policy' and `public security' - which the island authorities are to interpret and apply by reference to the fundamental interests of Jersey society at the material time -, it also follows from the principle of non-discrimination that the personal conduct of a Community national cannot constitute a genuine and sufficiently serious threat to the fundamental interests of the Bailiwick where, faced with similar conduct by British citizens, the Jersey authorities do not usually adopt restrictive measures which, although of a different type, are in practice designed to restrain such conduct.
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