Tasmanian Consolidated Acts

PUBLIC HEALTH ACT 1997 - SECT 67

      (1) A nominated officer who reasonably believes that a child has contravened a provision of this Division may –

(a) give the child a warning or a caution; and

(b) provide the child with approved information.

      (2) To exercise a power under subsection (1), a nominated officer, with the approval of a parent or guardian of a child, may require the child to attend a specified place at a specified time as is reasonable in the circumstances.

      (3) A nominated officer may require a child to give –

(a) his or her name and address; and

(b) the name and address of his or her parent or guardian; and

(c) information relating to the identity of any person who supplied tobacco or a tobacco product to the child.

      (4) A nominated officer may –

(a) notify a parent or guardian of a child of a contravention of this Part by the child; and

(b) provide the parent or guardian with approved information.

      (5) .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .