s. 44 5 penalty units. (6) If a police officer has reasonable grounds to S. 43(6) amended by believe that any of the particulars given by a No. 37/2014 s. 10(Sch. person under subsection (1) are false, the police item 19.3(d)). officer may require the person to produce within a reasonable time evidence of the correctness of the particulars given by the person. (7) A person must not fail or refuse to produce satisfactory evidence of the correctness of particulars required under subsection (6). 1 penalty unit. (8) If— (a) a computer game is about to be demonstrated in a public place in contravention of this Part; and (b) a demand under subsection (1) is made to a person attending the demonstration; and (c) the person immediately leaves the public place after the demand is made— the person is not guilty of an offence against subsection (3). 44 Leaving computer games in certain places (1) A person must not leave in a public place or, without the occupier's permission, on private premises— S. 44(1)(a) (a) a computer game classified RC, R 18+ or amended by MA 15+; or Nos 6/2005 s. 6(g), 72/2012 s. 9(1). S. 44(1)(b) (b) an unclassified computer game which would, amended by if classified, be classified RC, R 18+ or Nos 6/2005 s. 6(g), MA 15+. 72/2012 s. 9(1).
5 penalty units. S. 43(6) amended by No. 37/2014 s. 10(Sch. item 19.3(d)). (6) If a police officer has reasonable grounds to believe that any of the particulars given by a person under subsection (1) are false, the police officer may require the person to produce within a reasonable time evidence of the correctness of the particulars given by the person. (7) A person must not fail or refuse to produce satisfactory evidence of the correctness of particulars required under subsection (6). 1 penalty unit. (8) If— (a) a computer game is about to be demonstrated in a public place in contravention of this Part; and (b) a demand under subsection (1) is made to a person attending the demonstration; and (c) the person immediately leaves the public place after the demand is made— the person is not guilty of an offence against subsection (3). 44 Leaving computer games in certain places s. 44 (1) A person must not leave in a public place or, without the occupier's permission, on private premises— S. 44(1)(a) amended by Nos 6/2005 s. 6(g), 72/2012 s. 9(1). (a) a computer game classified RC, R 18+ or MA 15+; or S. 44(1)(b) amended by Nos 6/2005 s. 6(g), 72/2012 s. 9(1). (b) an unclassified computer game which would, if classified, be classified RC, R 18+ or MA 15+.
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