19Identifying persons selling or pawning goods

19 Identifying persons selling or pawning goods (1) A second-hand dealer or pawnbroker must require every person attempting to sell or pawn second-hand goods to the second-hand dealer or pawnbroker to produce evidence as to the person's identity— S. 19(1)(a) substituted by No. 93/2001 s. 29. (a) by means of— (i) a passport; or (ii) a driver licence; or (iii) a document issued by a statutory authority; or (iv) any other document in one of the prescribed categories— bearing a photograph of the person; or (b) by means of 2 documents in the prescribed categories but each in a different category. (2) If a person attempting to sell or pawn second-hand goods is, on request, unable to produce the required evidence of identity, the second-hand dealer or pawnbroker must refuse to accept the goods. (3) A person attempting to sell or pawn second-hand goods to a second-hand dealer or pawnbroker must not produce false evidence of identity. S. 19A inserted by No. 45/2017 s. 22.