Intentional omission to inform: deliberate failure to disclose when legally bound results in criminal liability and penal sanctions. Intentional omission to give information is an offence where a person, knowing or having reason to believe an offence was committed and being legally bound to give information, intentionally omits to do so; the offence requires knowledge or belief, a legal duty to inform, and intentional omission, and it attracts penal sanctions of imprisonment, a fine, or both.