Section 192I — Crimes Act 1900 (NSW)

In this Part—
deal in identification information includes make, supply or use any such information.
identification information means information relating to a person (whether living or dead, real or fictitious, or an individual or body corporate) that is capable of being used (whether alone or in conjunction with other information) to identify or purportedly identify the person, and includes the following—
(a) a name or address,
(b) a date or place of birth, marital status, relative’s identity or similar information,
(c) a driver licence or driver licence number,
(d) a passport or passport number,
(e) biometric data,
(f) a voice print,
(g) a credit or debit card, its number or data stored or encrypted on it,
(h) a financial account number, user name or password,
(i) a digital signature,
(j) a series of numbers or letters (or both) intended for use as a means of personal identification,
(k) an ABN.

Related sections

• s 192F — Intention to defraud by destroying or concealing accounting records
• s 192G — Intention to defraud by false or misleading statement
• s 192H — Intention to deceive members or creditors by false or misleading statement of officer of organisation
• s 192J — Dealing with identification information
• s 192K — Possession of identification information
• s 192L — Possession of equipment etc to make identification documents or things

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