Classification of Publications, Films and Computer Games Act 1985
72Power to demand particulars and expel persons
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72 Power to demand particulars and expel persons (1) A police officer or person demonstrating, selling or delivering computer games who suspects on reasonable grounds that the demonstration, sale or delivery of a game to another person is, or would be, in contravention of this Part, may direct the other person to state their name, age and address. (2) The other person must comply with the direction. (3) A police officer or person demonstrating, or about to demonstrate, a computer game in a public place (including an employee or agent of
Classification of Publications, Films and Computer Games Act 1985 35 that person) who suspects on reasonable grounds that another person's presence during the demonstration is, or would be, in contravention of this Part may: (a) direct the other person to leave the place; and (b) if the other person fails to comply with the direction – use reasonable force to remove the person from the place. (4) The other person must comply with the direction.