If you are asked a question or to give information under this part of the law, you cannot say no because you think it might get you in trouble. You have to answer the question or give the information, even if it might incriminate you. This means you have to tell the truth, even if it's about something you did wrong, and you can't use the fact that it might incriminate you as a reason not to answer.
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A person is not excused from answering any question, giving any information, reproducing or assisting in reproducing any information, or producing any document under this Part on the ground that to do so would or might incriminate or tend to incriminate that person.
