sec.27Power to require name and address

### sec.27 Power to require name and address A CBRE police officer may require a person to state the person’s correct name and address. The CBRE police officer may also ask a person in relation to whom the identity power is exercised to state the name and address of the person’s next of kin or someone else the person considers should be contacted to enable the CBRE police officer to contact someone to inform that person of the person’s whereabouts. However, the CBRE police officer may only exercise the identity power in relation to a person if the CBRE police officer considers it is necessary— to record details of— individuals detained; and property seized from the person; or to enable the CBRE commander to contact the person if necessary because of something relating to the CBR substance involved in the CBR emergency that may put the person’s life or health, or the life or health of someone else, at risk. For exercising the identity power, the CBRE police officer may require the person to produce documents in the person’s possession or control that may help establish the person’s identity. a driver licence Information given under this section may be used only for— a purpose mentioned in subsection (3) ; or a proceeding before the Coroners Court; or an investigation into an offence directly related to the CBR emergency. an investigation into an offence involving the release of the CBR substance This section does not limit the powers a police officer has under the Police Powers and Responsibilities Act 2000 , section 40 . s 27 ins 2003 No. 46 s 13 amd 2000 No. 5 s 810 sch 4 (amd 2006 No. 26 ss 84 , 86 ); 2007 No. 34 s 7 sch (sec.27-ssec.1) A CBRE police officer may require a person to state the person’s correct name and address. (sec.27-ssec.2) The CBRE police officer may also ask a person in relation to whom the identity power is exercised to state the name and address of the person’s next of kin or someone else the person considers should be contacted to enable the CBRE police officer to contact someone to inform that person of the person’s whereabouts. (sec.27-ssec.3) However, the CBRE police officer may only exercise the identity power in relation to a person if the CBRE police officer considers it is necessary— to record details of— individuals detained; and property seized from the person; or to enable the CBRE commander to contact the person if necessary because of something relating to the CBR substance involved in the CBR emergency that may put the person’s life or health, or the life or health of someone else, at risk. (sec.27-ssec.4) For exercising the identity power, the CBRE police officer may require the person to produce documents in the person’s possession or control that may help establish the person’s identity. a driver licence (sec.27-ssec.5) Information given under this section may be used only for— a purpose mentioned in subsection (3) ; or a proceeding before the Coroners Court; or an investigation into an offence directly related to the CBR emergency. an investigation into an offence involving the release of the CBR substance (sec.27-ssec.6) This section does not limit the powers a police officer has under the Police Powers and Responsibilities Act 2000 , section 40 . - (a) to record details of— (i) individuals detained; and (ii) property seized from the person; or - (i) individuals detained; and - (ii) property seized from the person; or - (b) to enable the CBRE commander to contact the person if necessary because of something relating to the CBR substance involved in the CBR emergency that may put the person’s life or health, or the life or health of someone else, at risk. - (i) individuals detained; and - (ii) property seized from the person; or - (a) a purpose mentioned in subsection (3) ; or - (b) a proceeding before the Coroners Court; or - (c) an investigation into an offence directly related to the CBR emergency. Example for paragraph (c) — an investigation into an offence involving the release of the CBR substance