. (2) otherwise represents himself or herself as a public official on duty and exercising public authority, shall be sentenced for impersonating a public official to a fine or to imprisonment for at most six months. Section 9(a) - Violation of a restraining order (902/1998) (1) If a person subject to a restraining order or a temporary restraining order violates the order as laid down in the pertinent decision, he or she shall be sentenced for violation of a restraining order to a fine or to imprisonment for at most one year. (2) In applying subsection 1, a preventive measure that has been reported to the Police Affairs Data Base in accordance with section 4 of the Act on Enforcement of the Regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council on mutual recognition of protection measures in civil measures (227/2015) is deemed comparable to a restraining order. Contacts that have a substantive ground as referred to in section 3, subsection 4 of the Restraining Order Act (898/1998) and that are evidently necessary are not deemed violation of a restraining order. (229/2015) Section 10 - Breach of an official prohibition pertaining to property (563/1998) (1) A person who unlawfully (1) breaks a lock, seal, barrier or mark installed by a public authority and intended for the closure or isolation of an object or other location, or otherwise breaks into such an object or location closed by the authority, (2) forces his or her way into a building or room closed by a public authority or otherwise breaches a prohibition issued, for the investigation of crime, on the basis of Chapter 9, section 1l, subsection 2 of the Coercive Measures Act (806/2011), (3) handles property that has been seized, seized for security, confiscated or ordered by a public authority not to be moved, or (4) in violation of a prohibition issued by an authority alienates or conveys property or in violation of a payment freeze pays a debt or wage, shall be sentenced for a breach of an official prohibition pertaining to property to a fine or to imprisonment for at most one year. (815/2011) (2) For the purposes of subsection 1, paragraph (1), a public authority refers to Finnish authorities as well as foreign customs authorities. Section 11 - Breach of a prohibition to pursue a business (563/1998) (1) A person who breaches a prohibition to pursue a business or a temporary prohibition to pursue a business shall be sentenced for a breach of a prohibition to pursue a business to a fine or to imprisonment for at most two years.