CRIMES ACT 1914 SECT 30AB

(1)

If the Attorney-General believes that any person has in his possession any information or documents relating to an unlawful association, he may require the person, or, in the case of a corporation, any person holding a specified office in the corporation:

(a)

to answer questions;

(b)

to furnish information; and

(c)

allow the inspection of documents belonging to, or in the possession of, that person or that corporation, as the case may be;

relating to:

(d)

any money, property or funds belonging to or held by or on behalf of an unlawful association, or as to which there is reasonable cause to believe that they belong to or are held by or on behalf of an unlawful association;

(e)

any payments made directly or indirectly by, to, or on behalf of, an unlawful association, or as to which there is reasonable cause to believe that they are so made; or

(f)

any transactions to which an unlawful association is or is reasonably believed to be a party.

(2)

Any person failing or neglecting to answer questions, furnish information or produce documents as required in pursuance of this section, shall be guilty of an offence.

Penalty: Imprisonment for 6 months.