Powers of officers
11 Powers of officers
An officer, on production of a certificate under section 5 or other evidence that he is an officer within the meaning of this Act, may require a person who, he reasonably believes, has committed an offence against this Act to give his full name and address to the officer.
A person shall not obstruct, hinder or molest an officer in the exercise of his powers under this Act.
Maximum penalty: 4 penalty units.
A person who, when required to do so by an officer, without reasonable cause, refuses to give his full name and address to the officer or states a false name or address to the officer is guilty of an offence punishable upon being found guilty by maximum penalty of
4 penalty units.
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