Possessing thing with intent to apply graffiti

In force

(1)

A person must not be in possession of a thing with the intention of using it to destroy, damage or deface property by applying graffiti.

Penalty: a fine of $6 000.

(2)

A person is presumed to have an intention referred to in this section in relation to a thing in the person’s possession if the person is in possession of the thing in circumstances that give rise to a reasonable suspicion that the person has the intention, unless the contrary is proved.

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6 Possessing thing with intent to apply graffiti