94. Employee of Board may require evidence of identity in certain cases
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Any police officer or employee of the Board who reasonably believes that any person has committed an offence under this Act or the regulations may require that person to furnish evidence of his identity and the person shall thereupon furnish such evidence of his identity as may be required by the police officer or employee of the Board.
The occupier of any premises shall, if required by any police officer or any employee of the Board, furnish his name and the name and address of the owner of the premises, if known.
occupier
“occupier” means the person in occupation of the premises in respect of which the expression is used and includes the person having the charge, management or control thereof either on his own account or as agent of another person, but does not include a lodger;
Any person who refuses to furnish any information required of him by any police officer or any employee of the Board under this section or wilfully mis-states such information shall be guilty of an offence and shall be liable on conviction to a fine not exceeding $100.