Power to demand particulars
54 Power to demand particulars
A person who—
exhibits, sells or delivers a film to another person (or is about to exhibit, sell or deliver a film to another person), or
demonstrates, sells or delivers a computer game to another person (or is about to demonstrate, sell or deliver a computer game to another person),
may, if the person has reasonable cause to suspect that the exhibition, demonstration, sale or delivery to the other person is, or would be, in contravention of this Act, demand the name, age and address of the other person.
A police officer who has reasonable cause to suspect that the exhibition, sale or delivery of a film, or the demonstration, sale or delivery of a computer game, to a person is, or would be, in contravention of this Act, may demand the name, age and address of the person.
A person must not give false particulars or fail or refuse to give satisfactory particulars demanded under this section.
Maximum penalty—1 penalty unit.
This Act’s bill:Explanatory memorandumSecond reading speech
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