You commit an offence against this Act if you do certain things. You can get a fine of up to $3,000 if you are convicted. You will be convicted if you wilfully obstruct or hinder the Commission or a Commissioner, or if you refuse to comply with their lawful requirements, or if you make a false statement knowing it to be false. You must not obstruct, hinder, or resist the Commission or a Commissioner without a good reason. You must not refuse to comply with their lawful requirements without a good reason. You must not make false statements or try to mislead them. The Commission or a Commissioner has certain powers under this Act, and you must not try to stop them from using these powers. You can find more information about the Criminal Procedure Act 2011 which amended this section. This section was amended on 1 July 2013.