I move:—

In page 7, line 1, Section 9 (7), to delete the words "known to" and substitute the words "reasonably believed by".

A question was raised by Deputy McGowan as to whether it would be possible for officers of the law in all cases to be able to state that a person in question would be known to give a false name or a false address. I undertook to look into the matter and I think the phrase "reasonably believed by" is preferable to "known to". It would give the officers a better chance of carrying out their duties and it would facilitate proceedings in court afterwards.

Three Bills in 40 minutes! More obstruction.