Failure of passenger to disclose identity
16 Failure of passenger to disclose identity
A passenger in or on a vehicle who is required by a police officer in accordance with section 14 to disclose his or her identity must not, without reasonable excuse, fail or refuse to comply with the requirement.
Maximum penalty—50 penalty units or 12 months imprisonment, or both.
A passenger in or on a vehicle who is required by a police officer in accordance with section 14 to disclose the identity of the driver of, or any other passenger in or on, the vehicle must (unless the passenger has a reasonable excuse for not doing so)—
disclose the full and correct identity of the driver or other passenger, or
if the passenger does not know the full and correct identity of the driver or other passenger—disclose such information about the driver’s or other passenger’s identity (such as any alias used by the person or the general location of his or her residential address) as is known to the passenger.
Maximum penalty—50 penalty units or 12 months imprisonment, or both.
Note.
Safeguards relating to the exercise of power under section 14 are set out in Part 15.
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