sec.156Use of particular evidence in proceedings

### sec.156 Use of particular evidence in proceedings Subsection (2) applies in relation to any answer given by an individual in response to a requirement under section 136 (3) (g) or 154 (1) . Neither the answer nor any information, document or other thing obtained as a direct or indirect result of the answer is admissible in any proceeding against the individual, other than a proceeding in which the falsity or misleading nature of the answer is relevant. If a document, produced under a document production requirement, is the personal property of an individual of whom the requirement is made and the document might incriminate the individual or make the individual liable to a penalty— the document is admissible in a proceeding against the individual for an offence under this Act; but neither the document nor anything obtained as a direct or indirect result of the individual producing the document is admissible in any other proceeding against the individual for an offence. s 156 amd 2007 No. 46 s 241 sch sub 2011 No. 2 s 86 (sec.156-ssec.1) Subsection (2) applies in relation to any answer given by an individual in response to a requirement under section 136 (3) (g) or 154 (1) . (sec.156-ssec.2) Neither the answer nor any information, document or other thing obtained as a direct or indirect result of the answer is admissible in any proceeding against the individual, other than a proceeding in which the falsity or misleading nature of the answer is relevant. (sec.156-ssec.3) If a document, produced under a document production requirement, is the personal property of an individual of whom the requirement is made and the document might incriminate the individual or make the individual liable to a penalty— the document is admissible in a proceeding against the individual for an offence under this Act; but neither the document nor anything obtained as a direct or indirect result of the individual producing the document is admissible in any other proceeding against the individual for an offence. - (a) the document is admissible in a proceeding against the individual for an offence under this Act; but - (b) neither the document nor anything obtained as a direct or indirect result of the individual producing the document is admissible in any other proceeding against the individual for an offence.